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Wed 13 Nov, 2013 01:58 pm
If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in Commodities costs, the company probably would not be filing for brankruptcy Protection now.
If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in Commodities costs, the company probably might not be filed for brankruptcy Protection now.
@nhelen,
nhelen wrote:
If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in commodities costs, the company probably would not be filing for bankruptcy protection now.
This sentence is the correct one. The c in commodities shouldn't be capitalized as well as the p in protection.
The second sentence has matched up an awkward pairing of
probably and
might not. The use of file in past tense is wrong form of tense for this type of sentence.
@tsarstepan,
I want to know if i can say
If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in Commodities costs, the company probably would not be filed for brankruptcy Protection now.
@nhelen,
"If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in Commodity costs, the company probably would not be filing for bankruptcy Protection now" is correct dear. You can also use this sentence on the place of above one that:-
If Alfa had prepared for the sharp rise in Commodity costs, the company likely would not be filing for bankruptcy Protection now.
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