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Would you say “He flunked his test, as would have anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study” , He flunked his test, as anyone would have who wouldn’t/didn’t study” or “He flunked his test, as anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study would have”?
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Hi, there
Would you say “He flunked his test, as would have (you can also say "like anyone) anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study (this is correct)” , He flunked his test, as anyone would have who wouldn’t/didn’t study” or “He flunked his test, as anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study would have”?
I'm new to italki so please forgive any mistakes I made doing corrections.
I think the easiest thing is don't use wouldn't in this case. While you can use it, it sounds a little off.
Thank you
Would you say “He flunked his test, as would have (you can also say "like anyone) anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study (this is correct)” , He flunked his test, as anyone would have who wouldn’t/didn’t study” or “He flunked his test, as anyone who wouldn’t/didn’t study would have”?
I'm new to italki so please forgive any mistakes I made doing corrections.
I think the easiest thing is don't use wouldn't in this case. While you can use it, it sounds a little off.
Thank you
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