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"I thought Helen would have said something if she had really felt that uncomfortable." In this sentence, was she really feeling uncomfortable in reality? Or it's just like a third conditional sentence meaning she didn't say anything because she didn't really feel that comfortable? Please help.
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I would interpret it this way. 1. Helen didn't say anything.
- I would interpret it this way.
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- Helen didn't say anything.
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- In the writer's opinion, they conclude that Helen felt OK, or only slightly uncomfortable.
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I would interpret it this way.
1. Helen didn't say anything.
2. In the writer's opinion, they conclude that Helen felt OK, or only slightly uncomfortable.
1. Helen didn't say anything.
2. In the writer's opinion, they conclude that Helen felt OK, or only slightly uncomfortable.
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