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So my last reply on this and the nesting is not going further, as it is really very off topic. But your first example sentence is in past tense and implies that
by tyfon 8y ago
So my last reply on this and the nesting is not going further, as it is really very off topic. But your first example sentence is in past tense and implies that the law already has passed (at least that is my interpretation) and the second example sentence is in future tense, not present tense.
But it might also be a cultural difference and not language difference I don't know.
- Dylan16807 8y agoIt doesn't really matter if the law is already passed. Undoing a law is harder than preventing a law, but not by all that much.