Mixed Conditionals
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1. Read one line2. Say it out loud3. Make one personal version
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- Say the sentence even if it feels slow.
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- Stop when the pattern feels easier to repeat.
Use mixed conditionals when a past event affects the present.
Daniel's reflection
- If I hadn't met those people, I probably wouldn't be the same person today.
- If Daniel hadn't stayed, he wouldn't be helping someone now.
- If he had given up years ago, he wouldn't have this confidence today.
- If people hadn't helped him, he might not understand newcomers so well now.
- If he hadn't made mistakes, he wouldn't be so patient with others.
- If he had avoided every hard moment, he wouldn't be the person he is now.
Real examples
- If I hadn't practiced, I wouldn't feel confident now.
- If she hadn't taken that job, she wouldn't know those people today.
- If he had never asked for help, he might still feel lost.
- If we hadn't started early, we wouldn't be ready now.
- If I had given up, I wouldn't be speaking better today.
Your Turn
- Complete: If Daniel hadn't stayed, he wouldn't _____.
- Complete: If I hadn't practiced, I wouldn't _____.
- Say one sentence with If I hadn't..., I wouldn't... now.
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