Conditionals
Please someone help me to understand following sentences. My question is what are the situations that we can have to use "if + subject + would" or "if + subject + would have" in a sentence. I've read some articles about zero, first, second, third and mix conditionals. However, there wasn't none of them had used "if + subject + would". Nevertheless, whenever I've found following sentences on a website, I got little bit confused, because of lack of knowledge about such sentence structures.
The woman asked me, interrupting my talk with Julia, if I would like some candy.
If I would have just pulled up a little bit more or went up a little bit harder.
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dileepa However, there weren't any wasn't none of them that had used "if + subject + would". html Consider these two sentences: If I studied English an hour a day, I would be a fluent speaker in 18 months. This is a statement of a present real condition.
- dileepa However, there weren't any wasn't none of them that had used "if + subject + would".
- html Consider these two sentences: If I studied English an hour a day, I would be a fluent speaker in 18 months.
- This is a statement of a present real condition.
- If X happens, then Y results.
- If I would only study English an hour a day, I would be a fluent speaker in a year.
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dileepaHowever, there weren't anywasn'tnoneof them thathadused "if + subject + would".
Here is a good tutorial on conditional sentences
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