Are these two sentences correct?
"I would be happy if she answered."
"I would faint at the moment I would see him."
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1) Correct. Or maybe "I will be happy if she answers"
2) Correction: "I would faint if I saw him." (her?)
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The first sentence is correct. The second sentence would probably sound better if phrased this way - "I would faint at the sight of him/her." This expression is not very commonly used these days.
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I would faint if I saw a person I really like. I.e. "I would see" = "if I saw"
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It didn´t really help me but thanks :D It means I would faint at the moment when I would see the person I really like.
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"I would faint at the moment I would see him" sounds very weird and I've never heard that one before. Not even sure what is attempted to be conveyed with that phrase. I'd forget it and never use it if I were you.
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