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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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If you really did any mistake he/she would correct you along with a downvote

He downvoted you intentionally, because if you really did any mistake he/she would correct you along with a downvote.

I am confused whether or not use 2nd conditional or 3rd conditional in this "if you really did any mistake he/she would correct you along with a downvote" sentence.

  

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Hasibrahman I am confused whether or not to use a 2nd conditional or a 3rd conditional Are you talking about something that might happen later? Second. Are you talking about something that could have happened earlier but didn't?

— CalifJim

  • Hasibrahman I am confused whether or not to use a 2nd conditional or a 3rd conditional Are you talking about something that might happen later?
  • Second.
  • Are you talking about something that could have happened earlier but didn't?
  • Third.
  • With that in mind, try again, and I'll check it.
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HasibrahmanI am confused whether or not to use a 2nd conditional or a 3rd conditional

Are you talking about something that might happen later? Second.
Are you talking about something that could have happened earlier but didn't?

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