If I'd won the lottery, I'd have moved to a beautiful Mediterranean island. But you didn't win. So you're still in the same place. As you can see, in the sentence above, we're talking about something ...
We use the third conditional when we want to imagine a different past to that which actually occurred. In this episode of the flatmates, Sophie says the following to Alice. "We wouldn't have had ...
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