How would you go about writing it?

The first sentence separates ideas which go together. I would word it thus:

I'm not as confident that the ball will go in the hoop when he shoots the ball as I would be if she shot the ball.

So your second sentence is clearer. I would word it thus:
I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.

Do the tenses go together though?

I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.




Is this not better?


I am more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.


I would be more confident that the ball would go into the hoop if she shoots th

Let's look at your hoop questions again:

Do the tenses go together though?

I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.
No. Here we are talking about future confidence. So use "if" rather than "when" (as below).

Is this not better?

I am more confident that the ball will go

So this is incorrect right?
I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.

Here are the sentences I think are correct, could you tell me what you think?

This is a correct conditional right?
I would be more confident that the ball would go into the hoop if she shot than if he shot.

You wrote :
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Here are my comments [in bold]:

So this is incorrect right? [Yes, incorrect.]
I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop when she shoots than when he shoots.

Here are the sentences I think are correct, could you tell me what you think?

This is a correct conditional right?
I would be more confident that the ball would

Hi,

Should it not be

I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop if she rather than he shoots

because 'more than' and not 'more rather than'?

I wasn't able to get the answers, could you tell me if my answers are correct please?

Which is correct?
I've never been happier than when I'm wi

My comments are in bold:

Should it not be

I would be more confident that the ball will go into the hoop if she rather than he shoots
because 'more than' and not 'more rather than'?

[No, because "more" does not go with "than," it goes with "more confident that." The "rather than" compares "she" and "he"--it is not connected t