using should / had/would in place of “if” to connect sentense.
I have experienced this kind of construction many times. What does “I know what it means,” but don’t know what kind of grammar it is.
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the very least Gove is giving a set of arguments to those in the party who would fight against grammars if there is a proposal to reintroduce them.
If there was a reddit wallet to create the new iPhone or the Android Reddit Pro, it, of course had enormous potential.
Had there been no shysters, would Assange be a common man and the same amount would have fed a lot poor.
Why should I do what I do?
When you say ‘gramars’, its short for ‘grammar schools’. They are a kind of high school in the UK. The shortening is odd to me, like calling high schools high’. ] The’should’ is a way of forming a conditional clause, so could be re-written as ” “… would fight against grammars if there had been a proposal…”. You are probably reading my second sentence “The Reddit wallet, if it had existed,…” and your third “If there had been no shysters, Assange…”
