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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What kind of conditional is this please?
What kind of conditional is this please?
If I had won the lottery, I would be rich.
If it is a type III, so why we don't have the type III structure :
If + past perfect = Would+ have+past participle?
Thanks a lot
If I had won the lottery, I would be rich.
If it is a type III, so why we don't have the type III structure :
If + past perfect = Would+ have+past participle?
Thanks a lot
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It's called a mixed conditional, III in the first clause and II in the second: If I had won the lottery (in the past), I would be rich (now).
- It's called a mixed conditional, III in the first clause and II in the second: If I had won the lottery (in the past), I would be rich (now).
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It's called a mixed conditional, III in the first clause and II in the second:
If I had won the lottery (in the past), I would be rich (now).
If I had won the lottery (in the past), I would be rich (now).
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