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FromWalesToJapan  +  904501 Wed, 16 Sep 09 05:47 PM
Okay, can anybody give me a clearer understanding of Mixed Conditionals? I understand the Zero, First, Second & Third conditionals, however, when I got to Mixed I was just plain confused! Any help? Thanks, Matt.
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CalifJim  +  904578 Wed, 16 Sep 09 07:17 PM
See Re: Mixed Conditionals?.


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