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Ygraen Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Conditionals

Hey guys,

has anybody heard of something called 3.5 conditional???

Information appreciated,

thanks
  

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The '3.5' is a chapter number in a text [url=http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards/html_node/Conditional-Compilation.html]HERE[/url]. It has to do with computer language, not English grammar.
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Ok,

I meant third and half conditional...Emotion: wink

I've just read a thread on mixing conditionals...it's maybe that what i
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When I see an if clause with had and a main clause with would (not would have), I call it a 'fourth conditional", but I didn't think anyone had actually invented the term 3.5 conditional.

If you had studied Japanese when you were in school, you would be able to translate this text for me now.

CJ
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