a sentense
If I am invited to the interview, I will go there.
If I was invited to the interview, I would go there.
Are these sentenses correct? And what is the difference between them?
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a sentense
If I am invited to the interview, I will go there.If I was invited to the interview, I would go there.
Are these sentenses correct? And what is the difference between them?
Yes, these are both correct. The first one is about and interview in the future that you believe you might be invited to. The second one would be used in a hypothetical case. For example your friend might be invited but he is not sure if he will go. You could say "if I were invited, I would go" to encourage him. You are talking about the hypothetical case in which you were in his place, in his situation. Does that help?
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