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Is there any difference between conditional sentences type 2 and type 3? Can u Explain please



And tell me if my examples are correct !!!!



If I studied hard, I would pass the exam. ==> Type 2
(This example show that you've still got the chance to study hard and pass the exam)



If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam.==>Type 3
(This example show that now there's no more chance to study for that exam, because you already did it )






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Is there any difference between conditional sentences type 2 and type 3? Can u Explain please



And tell me if my examples are correct !!!!



If I studied hard, I would pass the exam. ==> Type 2
(This example show that you've still got the chance to study hard and pass the exam)



If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam.==>Type 3
(This example show that now there's no more chance to study for that exam, because you already did it )






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Is there any difference between conditional sentences type 2 and type 3? Can u Explain please



And tell me if my examples are correct !!!!



If I studied hard, I would pass the exam. ==> Type 2
(This example show that you've still got the chance to study hard and pass the exam)



If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam.==>Type 3
(This example show that now there's no more chance to study for that exam, because you already did it )






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Is there any difference between conditional sentences type 2 and type 3? Can u Explain please



And tell me if my examples are correct !!!!



If I studied hard, I would pass the exam. ==> Type 2
(This example show that you've still got the chance to study hard and pass the exam)



If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam.==>Type 3
(This example show that now there's no more chance to study for that exam, because you already did it )






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    – Mitch
    4 hours ago
















This question is probably better asked at ell.stackexchange.com. Also probably could be answered with google
– Mitch
4 hours ago




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