English grammar
Suppose / Imagine
Invites someone to consider a hypothetical situation. Uses past forms like conditionals. "Suppose you won the lottery, what would you do?" "Imagine she found out." "Supposing he didn't come?"
Suppose / Imagine + past simple (for hypothetical framing)
Real Examples from Native Speakers
"So if you can imagine in fifteen years, all the months in fifteen years, maybe on year number one, you studied for an hour, two or three times per week."
Have You Really Been Studying English For 15 Years?
How it works
Formula
Suppose / Imagine + past simple (for hypothetical framing)
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