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Anon006 Posted 6 years ago
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If

Do these make sense:

If what happened didn’t happen maybe I would be in a better place now.

and

If that hadn’t happened maybe I would be in a better place now.

and

If that didn’t happen maybe I’d be in a better place now.

  

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I understand them, but you always need to add a comma with " if clause sentences". Furthermore, I don't think the second one is correct. I would say: 1- If what happened didn't happen, maybe I would be in a better place now.

— Anonymous

  • I understand them, but you always need to add a comma with " if clause sentences".
  • Furthermore, I don't think the second one is correct.
  • I would say: 1- If what happened didn't happen, maybe I would be in a better place now.
  • 2- If that hadn’t happened , maybe I would have been in a better place now.
  • ( because you used If clause+Past Perfect) 3- If that didn’t happen , maybe I’d be in a better place now.
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I understand them, but you always need to add a comma with "if clause sentences". Furthermore, I don't think the second one is correct.

I would say:

1- If what happened didn't happen, maybe I would be in a better place now.

2- If that hadn’t happened, maybe I would have been in a better place now. ( because you used If cla

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