MIXED CONDITIONALS (Past condition/present result)
If I had graduated in engineering, now I would have a more profitable job.
If I hadn't played volleyball for a lot of years, now I would be fatter but with no pain to the ankle and to the shoulder
If I had been false, now I would have a lot of friends
If you had been rich, now we would be still engaged
If I hadn't gone to France, now I wouldn't know Clara
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MIXED CONDITIONALS (Past condition/present result)
If I had graduated in engineering, now I would have a more profitable job.If I hadn't played volleyball for a lot of years, now I would be fatter but with no pain to the ankle and to the shoulder
If I had been false, now I would have a lot of friends
If you had been rich, now we would be still engaged
If I hadn't gone to France, now I wouldn't know Clara
Hello! These seem to me like they're 3rd conditionals. Though conditionals aren't my strong point, but the third conditional rule is "If/unless/whether + past perfect [had been/had + past participle] + modal verb [e.g. would] + infinitive verb. Although the introduction to the 'now' in each of the sentences appears to modify this rule. Perhaps someone else could shine some light on this. Mixed conditionals can get a little confusing at times.
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