If only

If only it (snowed - would snow) tomorrow, we would go skiing.

Which one is correct? Thanks in advance.

1/9/2111:13 PM

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@Emad Ragheb posted:
If only it (snowed - would snow) tomorrow, we would go skiing.
Which one is correct? Thanks in advance.

Hello, Emad—I read your example as two separate sentences rather than one, and thus I find your example to be incorrectly punctuated. I read the "if only" clause as an exclamation, and I think it also needs "would."

If only it would snow tomorrow! We would go skiing.

1/11/211:36 AM

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