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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
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Had the bombs being constructed here found their eventual intended target

Is the sentence in green a conditional sentence?


While here at home...The explosion occurred in one of Manchester's heavily Asian neighborhoods. ...with every death reported...we have to deal with a public-opinion trajectory that slides rapidly...from supportive to negative to downright hostile. People just get sick and tired of a moment's silence at a ball game. They just wanna be told that it's over. Police and emergency workers in Manchester...are still combing through what is left of this block of flats. They say this was not the target. Had the bombs being constructed here found their eventual intended target...the devastation could... Despite the fact...we have markedly increased our operational intensity... ...we're not seeing any progress.

  

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Tara2 Is the sentence in green a conditional sentence? You mean orange. This text is written in a peculiar fragmented style.

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  • Tara2 Is the sentence in green a conditional sentence?
  • You mean orange.
  • This text is written in a peculiar fragmented style.
  • The orange text is part of a conditional sentence (same meaning as "If the bombs ...
  • "), but the sentence is not properly completed.
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Tara2Is the sentence in green a conditional sentence?

You mean orange.

This text is written in a peculiar fragmented style.

The orange text is part of a conditional sentence (same meaning as "If the bombs ... had found ..."), but the sentence is not properly completed.

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