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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Which one is it?

I didn't ask him because I didn't see any indication that he would have given me a ride.


is would have past is will have or is it third conditional? Thank you in advance.

  

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It is a conditional where the if-clause is not explicit. It is also past tense. If I had asked him, he wouldn't have given me a ride, so I didn't bother even asking.

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  • It is a conditional where the if-clause is not explicit.
  • It is also past tense.
  • If I had asked him, he wouldn't have given me a ride, so I didn't bother even asking.
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It is a conditional where the if-clause is not explicit. It is also past tense.

If I had asked him, he wouldn't have given me a ride, so I didn't bother even asking.
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AnonymousIs "would have" the past is of "will have", or is it third conditional?

Note how to write your question.

CJ

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