Rearrange the following words using first conditional.
we /go /out/ you/ come /early /
a) If...
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English, 14.02.2022 22:30 jaxonsensintaff
Rearrange the following words using first conditional.
we /go /out/ you/ come /early /
a) If you come early, we will go out.
b) If you went early, we would go out.
c) If you had gone early, we would have gone out.
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