CONDITIONAL CLAUSES : Improbable Situations and Imaginary Situations

 a. Improbable Situations 1. WRONG : If the meeting would be cancelled, they would ring. RIGHT : If the meeting was cancelled, they would ring. 2. WRONG :If I would do it , I would do it this way. RIGHT :If I did it, I would do it this way. When referring to something that is possible but unlikely to happen, we use past tense for the if clause, and would / could for the main clause. b. Imaginary

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