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How to use ”if”.
If I buy a ticket, how much does it cost?
If I'm going to buy a ticket, how much does it cost?
Is it correct how to use ”if” these two sentences?
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If I buy a ticket, how much will it cost?
If I'm going to buy a ticket, how much does it cost?
Check out some information on first and second conditionals. This site seems to be pretty good:
http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/conditional2.htm
Basically, first conditional is constructed like
if [present tense], [future tense]
...and second conditional is constructed like
if [past tense], [phrase using would / could / should]
So, you could also say "If I bought a ticket, how much would it cost?"
Also, don't worry about third conditional for now. It's very complicated.
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