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Ask for help > Dear colleagues! Please help me to understand something!
Dear colleagues! Please help me to understand something!
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yingwenlaoshi
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Dear colleagues! Please help me to understand something!
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In the book from Wall Street Institute there is such a sentence: IF YOU WON īT HELP ME, I īLL HAVE TO GO TO TRINIDAD.
I don īt understand why they used "won īt" after "if" as the rule says that we don īt use Future tense after "if". I would say like this: if you don īt help me, i īll have to go to Trinidad.
Can it be a mistake? Or there is a special situation when we can use it?
I would appreciate it if you help me to understand! Thanks in advance! |
14 Apr 2013
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ueslteacher
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In other words, if you are not willing to help me.... In this case will after if is perfectly fine. |
14 Apr 2013
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