Conditional Sentence

The first is correct- this is how you would refer to a one-time event.

The second sentence; this wording is how you would refer to something that happens continually- for example: "If I didn't dislike the beach, I would go on holiday with you."

Here are more examples that may help with the concept:

"If I didn't have children, I could go on holiday any time I like."

I think the first is correct. Because act "break my leg" had happened and finished. It happened before you went on holiday. So i think this is mix condition sentence!

Hi.

As my friends said, the first one is correct.

You have to use mixed conditional between typeIII(unreal past) and typeII(Unreal present).

Ex. If I hadn't broken my leg, I would have gone on holiday with you.

the following is the unreal past conditional, it means that you broke your leg and you didn't go on holidays.

Ex. If i hadn't broken m

thank you very much dangbinh95lion and sbolton. that was Very Very helpful

Thank you for your helpful comments Hamid

hrsaneiYou have to use mixed conditional between typeIII(unreal past) and typeII(Unreal present). I am not too clear about this statement though. If something is counter-factual, such as " If it had been sunny, we could have gone out." The fact : " it rained and therefore we stayed home ".

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Unreal and real conditionals are jargons used in every Grammar book.

You can have mixed conditional between all conditional forms.

Cheers

thanks dimsumexpress