tenjing If your father had still been alive, he would've felt very proud of you today. This is a full 3rd condition construction, which is overkilled in this sentence in my opinion. tenjing If your father were still alive, he would feel very proud of you today.
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tenjingIf your father had still been alive, he would've felt very proud of you today.This is a full 3rd condition construction, which is overkilled in this sentence in my opinion.
tenjing If your father were still alive, he would feel very proud of you today.Or, " If you father were
grammarfreakThis is a full 3rd condition construction, which is overkilled in this sentence in my opinion.What the **** does that mean? 'Overkilled'?
grammarfreaklso this is allowed: If you father were alive, he would have been very proud of your achievements.Um, I thought that was what the original question was about.
fivejedjonWhat the **** does that mean? 'Ovrkilled'?Hey, ease up, don't get emotional. " Overkilled" meant how many people do you know who would use the full 3rd conditional form in everyday conversation ? I didn't say it was wrong; didn't I ? You don't have to like it. However, it is my opinion.