shootingstar
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- Nov 17, 2022
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- German
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- Germany
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Here are two examples:
1) If she hasn't skidded off the last bend she must have won the race.
2) If she hasn't skidded off the last bend she would have to have won the race.
How do they differ in their meanings?
1) If she hasn't skidded off the last bend she must have won the race.
2) If she hasn't skidded off the last bend she would have to have won the race.
How do they differ in their meanings?
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