Grammatical question
Are these sentences okay?
1- If I went traveling, I wouldn't have any money left over
2-If I went traveling, I might not have any money left over
3- If I went traveling, I couldn't have any money left over
4- If I was to go traveling, I wouldn't probably have any money left over
And are these sentences have the same meaning:
A=If you leave your money in the bank, you won't earn any interest and it may lose value over time
B= If you leave your money in the bank, you're not going to earn any interest and it could lose value over time
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Answers · 3
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If I were to travel/If I went traveling, I wouldn't have/might not have any money left.
The word "over" isn't necessary here.
Yes, both of those sentences mean the same thing.
1
In complete agreement with Nick.
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