If I had been, I might/might have...
1) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might participate in the concert tomorrow.
2) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might've participated in the concert tomorrow.
Are they both correct?
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Rizan Malik 1) If I had been s erious about music when I was young, I might participate in the concert tomorrow. 2) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might've participated in the concert tomorrow. Are they both correct?
- Rizan Malik 1) If I had been s erious about music when I was young, I might participate in the concert tomorrow.
- 2) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might've participated in the concert tomorrow.
- Are they both correct?
- No, # 1 is incorrect.
- #2 is grammatically correct but not natural to the ear.
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Rizan Malik1) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might participate in the concert tomorrow.
2) If I had been serious about music when I was young, I might've participated in the concert tomorrow.
Are they both correct?
No, #
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