I think Alex would be a good husband when he got married.
Or,
I think Alex would be a good husband when he gets married.
Which one is grammatically correct not casually? Thanks.
Neither. Say I think Alex would be a good husband if he got married. Or, I think Alex will be a good husband when he gets married.
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Neither.
Say
I think Alex would be a good husband if he got married.
Or,
I think Alex will be a good husband when he gets married.