I'll choose a lion


Incase if my Uncle's wife come visiting

jerrywill:
I will go with any of the wild cat...

I will go for tiger.

Dino

Tiger

Tiger, Lion and Wolf

Nnamdi Kanu KING OF THE ZOO

jerrywill:
If it happens that all animals were tamed, domesticated and turned a pet, which animal will you love to have as a pet?

I will go with any of the wild cat sha

as for lala, you and I know the choice

lion

Leopard, Tiger & Lion,

A Lion and an Eagle

Maned lion

A polar bear

Tigers

Ok

1StopRudeness:

Some sentence sound great but are wrong cos rules of grammar example concord isn't obeyed

Whenever u’re talking about something that isn’t a reality at the moment, It doesn’t matter whether we are referring to a single person or a group of people subject. As soon as we cross the border between reality and speculation, “were” is the word to be used...

Examples of what I mean:

I was rich and I owned a house at the seaside.(reality: was will be used)
If I were rich, I would have owned a house at the seaside. (hopeful reality i.e non existent at the moment: were will be used)

He was the captain of the team and he chose a different strategy.

If he were captain of the team, he would have chosen a different strategy.

So, for ur above statement:

If it happens that all animals were tamed, domesticated and turned pets, which animal would you love to have as a pet?

See you wey dey correct person wey dey correct another person.
You said...If I were rich, I would have built a house at the seaside (wrong).
Instead of...If I were rich, I would build a house at the seaside OR If I had been rich, I would have built a house at the see side. The same goes with your second example about the team captain.
Then in the real case study...If it happens that all animals were tamed, domesticated and pets, which animal would you love to have as a pet? You got it right here, but if you said...would you have loved to be as a pet?...you would be wrong.
NOTE: If you're using past tense in the principal clause, then you MUST use the same past tense in the subordinate clause, and not past conditional. If you use past perfect in the principal clause, then the following clause will be in the past conditional case.

Johnpaul09:
See you wey dey correct person wey dey correct another person.

You said...If I were rich, I would have built a house at the seaside (wrong).
Instead of...If I were rich, I would build a house at the seaside OR If I had been rich, I would have built a house at the see side. The same goes with your second example about the team captain.

The in the real case study...If it happens that all animals were tamed, domesticated and pets, which animal would you love to have as a pet? You got it right here, but if you said...would you have loved to be as a pet?...you would be wrong.

NOTE: If you're using past tense in the principal clause, then you MUST use the same past tense in the subordinate clause, and not past conditional. If you use past perfect in the principal clause, then the following clause will be in the past conditional case.

Good evening sir..calm down...go to ur fridge..drink water...and calm down...
Den read ur post...read my post.....cos wht u wrote is different from what u said I wrote....frankly speaking I'm not really getting ur point sir

I will go for Nmandi Kanu

Chikelue2000:
Men for me its definitely Lion


Fastgyal will agree with me

hi

fastgyal:
hi

Good morning

polar_bear

Kowor:

Haha... Please don't kill me with laughter.

I know right. I can be too realistic A person who is true to herself.

A lot of people choosing polar bear. Naturally I like eagles, but an eagle is not meant to be tamed.

Racoon

a unicorn!!!

My love for the fastest animals land,air and sea.
Cheetah ,falcons and sailfish.

whale of course!

lions, tigers, leopards, rhinos and hippopotamus

It makes me laugh...

[color=#990000][/color]wolf

A whale maybe
So I can leave this country by see

frowland:
whale of course!