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i often get confused with the usage of tenses like for example
like if i had a time ,i would do it tomorrow if i had had time ,i would have done it yesterday etc
which types of tenses are followed with which tense? i searched on internet but couldnt find summarized please share your thoughts,
br, sarah
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i often get confused with the usage of tenses like for example
like if i had a time ,i would do it tomorrow if i had had time ,i would have done it yesterday etc
which types of tenses are followed with which tense? i searched on internet but couldnt find summarized please share your thoughts,
br, sarah
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Are you asking about "if clauses"? There are certain tense pairings that work with these clauses:
-past/past, If I left early, then I went to the store. -past perfect/conditional, If I had left early, then I would have gone to the store. -present/present, If I leave early, then I go to the store. -present/future, If I leave early, then I will go to the store.
KW
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