Are these sentences wrong?
1. He would have been Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
2. He might have been Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
3. I'll try phoning him, but he could have gone out by now.
4. I'll try phoning him, but he would have gone out by now.
5. By the end of this year I could have saved some money.
6. By the end of this year I would have saved some money.
Are they wrong?
Thank you so much.
Top answer
1. He would be Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics. 2.
- 1.
- He would be Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
- 2.
- He might be Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
- 1a.
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1. He would be Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
2. He might be Prime Minister now if he hadn't decided to leave politics.
1a. He would have been elected Prime Minister by now if he hadn't decided to
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