By Mixed conditionals, Constructions

Hi,I think "If he died tomorrow..." is way better, especially because it's your friend, and you shouldn't be hoping he dies. That way it sounds like "I really hope he will make it".That said..."If he dies tomorrow, he would go to heaven" is a mixed conditional. You should avoid to use such...

Thanks for your reply, MrP. 1. I would call it an exclamatory conditional. The main clause is left unspoken, but we can usually infer it, e.g. "if only she would contact me, I would be very happy". Ok, it’s a conditional with an unexpressed result but still a ‘conditional’ right? In this case,...

1. This is the 'emphatic do', Jack. And I don't believe in mixed conditionals myself. 2. This is the grammatically correct construction. What will you do if someone comes / does come up? What would you do if someone came / did come up? What would you have done if someone had come up? I rest...