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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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if I had

If I had gotten the package, why would their be a door tag left on my door?

Or

If I got the package, why would their be a door tag left on my door?

And

If they lost the package, I would expect some form of re-compensation.

Or

If they had lost the package, I would expect some form of recompensation.

Are both useable?

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1. If I had gotten the package, why would there have been a door tag left on my door? Unreal condition in the past.

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  • 1.
  • If I had gotten the package, why would there have been a door tag left on my door?
  • Unreal condition in the past.
  • If I got the package, why would there be a door tag left on my door?
  • Unreal condition in the present..
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1. If I had gotten the package, why would there have been a door tag left on my door? Unreal condition in the past.
If I got the package, why would there be a door tag left on my door? Unreal condition in the present..

2. If they lost the package, I would expect some form of compensation. Hypothetical condition in the present.
If they had lost the package, I would ha
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AlpheccaStars1. If I had gotten the package, why would there have been a door tag left on my door? Unreal condition in the past.If I got the package, why would there be a door tag left on my door? Unreal condition in the present..2. If they lost the package, I would expect some form of compensation. Hypothetical condition in the present.If they had lost the package, I wou
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