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I would like to know if the following sentence is in correct grammar If i died tomorrow what one thing would you want me to know?
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∙ 14y ago
It's grammatical, but I don't know if it means what you intend it to mean. It reads as 'If I died tomorrow, what one thing would you want me to know as I died?'
If you mean, what would you want me to know now, before I die, then you would do better to write:
'If I were going to die tomorrow, what one thing would you want me to know now?'
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