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If only I or If I only?

If ____ (only I/I only) had increased the bid rate of the car, I might buy it.

Written by Vick 8 years ago

Asked 8 years ago

Vick

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We use if only when we express a wish or regret. -> If only I had increased the bid rate of the car, I might buy it.

Answered 8 years ago

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