are these correct
If I knew, I would have come to see you.
I'm going to college to study English next year - or - I'm going to college next year to study English.
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"If I had known I would of come to see you" Sounds better.
The second part is right either way.
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Moorad, you're right. "would of" is wrong.
So it should be:
"If I had known, I would have come to see you."
It might be better to add "earlier" or "then" (or something else fitting) after "if I had known"
for example, "if I had known earlier, I would have come to see you."
But I don't think it's absolutely necessary :)
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