By Mixed conditionals

User_gary wrote: It would be best if you could post your question again on this page. What about this conditional statement? I have learnt (1st conditional, 2nd conditional, 3rd conditional, mixed conditional). But this sentence is completely difference from all forms. Could you help me...

I would be best if you could post your question again on this page. What about this conditional statement? I have learnt (1st conditional, 2nd conditional, 3rd conditional, mixed conditional). But this sentence is completely difference from all forms. Could you help me on this?

Okay than, can you explain me just the mixed conditionals (when we have to use them). This two types : (1)If they hadn't invited me to the party, I wouldn't be here. (2)If he were a more skilful player, he would have scored more points. Also if there isnt any problem 3th conditional two. If...

Anonymous wrote:Hello guys, can you explain me when which conditional to use. Also mixed conditionals please. This is more than a simple request. An entire lesson is needed to answer your query. Perhaps some examples that we could work from would allow us to help you out.

Hello guys, can you explain me when which conditional to use. Also mixed conditionals please.

You're welcome, Anxiety! I hope you enjoy your time here (and find it reassuring). All the best, MrP

Thank you so much for your punctual answers: now all is clear! This site helps me so much, Congratulations to you all Anxiety

Grammar Geek wrote: Mr-Taciturn wrote: If any questions arose as to the entries in the passbook,the records of the bank would be referred to. This assumes that the possibility of questions is in the past. In that case, I would say "If any questions arose... the records of the bank...

A similar example: ------ "I'm glad I'm not an Epsilon," said Lenina, with conviction. "And if you were an Epsilon," said Henry, "your conditioning would have made you no less thankful that you weren't a Beta or an Alpha." Aldous Huxley, Brave New...

For those traditional conditional types mentioned by MrP, you may want to have a look at: http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verbs-conditional_3.htm