if clause

What's your own choice, Devrim?

no choice is correct, i think...

a)
seems fine to me, for past time.

Devrim55If we ...........ready for the YDS exam decently, we .........at least two and a half hours a day for reading questions.

a)were to get / should have spared

b)got / would have spared

c)are to get / had spared

d)have gotten / would spare

e)have to get / must have spared

thanks in advance...

Hi,

But there's also such a type as mixed conditionals. Maybe the answer A would match it then, more or less.

RuslanaBut there's also such a type as mixed conditionals. Maybe the answer A would match it then, more or less.

Hi,

I am not sure! We mix type II with type III when we are describing ongoing circumstances in relation to a previous past event. For example:

If you weren't so blind to his faults, you would have realized

The mixed conditional with were in the past time is quite OK:

Quint chats THE NINES with Ryan Reynolds and John August!!! -- Ain ...

If you weren’t as prepared as you were, this would have been awful and wouldn’

Marius HancuThe mixed conditional with were in the past time is quite OK:

Quint chats THE NINES with Ryan Reynolds and John August!!! -- Ain ...

If you weren’t as prepared as you were

I believe we have many discussions on the conditional questions and if I remember correctly, we never come to a unanimous agreement, simply because of interpretation differences and how the question is structured. Reading this one, I agree with Marious on [A] and also from my angle, [E] is possilbe as well in a casual conversation, I am not really particularly confortable with the first part of t

***! Again wrong Turkish questions! Even I would prepare better ones.