Hello, Debpriya De, " If I had been present that day , I would have protested. "- correct; past reference indicated by that day , backshifting of the verb phrase " If I were present that day , I would have protested. " -

" If I had been present that day , I would have protested. " " If I were present that day , I would have protested. " Which is these sentences is correct ? " If you hadn't misbehaved that day you would be

Interesting mixed conditional there. CJ

So, finished this exercise, but I was a little unsure as to what exactly constituted a mixed conditional. Also, I seem to have answered a disproportionate amount of the answers 'Second Conditionals'. I think I have over-represented this

See Re: Mixed Conditionals? . CJ

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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.

Hi, Is the following mixed conditional sentence correct, with respect to the tense and meaning, especially in the first part of the sentence. Now, I know that we have 3 iron-clad contionals that all ESL teachers teach but as far as I hear there

Hello ESL community, Is the following mixed conditional sentence correct, with respect to the tense and meaning, especially in the first part of the sentence. Now, I know that we have 3 iron-clad contionals that all ESL teachers teach but as

Hi. Welcome to English Forums. Could anybody correct the sentence below for me? Please introduce some more difficult word or some better sentence patterns to rewrite the sentence if there are. Great thanks in advance. If time could