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Had you not been there, my son wouldn't be alive today<br />
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<i><u>If you wont be there</u></i>... in a future time
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Had you not been there, my son wouldn't be alive today

If you wont be there... in a future time

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BillDL

Hedge Fund Manager

ZeropointNRG

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Hi there! :)<br />
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Maybe like this?<br />
&quot;If you were not there, my son wouldn't be alive today&quot;
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Hi there! :)

Maybe like this?
"If you were not there, my son wouldn't be alive today"

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I like Paul's suggestion, but you might also consider the following:<br />
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If you <u>had not</u> been there, my son would not be alive today.<br />
or<br />
If you <u>hadn't</u> been there, my son wouldn't be alive today.
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I like Paul's suggestion, but you might also consider the following:

If you had not been there, my son would not be alive today.
or
If you hadn't been there, my son wouldn't be alive today.

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I think Bill's first one is the best
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Paul - no offence intended, hence the comment about there being nothing wrong with antiquated. Glad you could see the lighter side of it. At a mere 50 years old I am occasionally shocked at how text has been modernised and am sometimes (often, if I'm honest) a bit of a pedant with grammar and spelling.
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Paul - no offence intended, hence the comment about there being nothing wrong with antiquated. Glad you could see the lighter side of it. At a mere 50 years old I am occasionally shocked at how text has been modernised and am sometimes (often, if I'm honest) a bit of a pedant with grammar and spelling.

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Thanks for all sharing the knowledge.
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Is this below sentence is correct.<br />
-&quot;If you wont be there, my son wouldn't be alive today&quot;
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Is this below sentence is correct.
-"If you wont be there, my son wouldn't be alive today"

proofread :  correct/polish the same paragraph

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