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Firstly, both answers are wrong. Secondly, NEVER TRANSLATE CONDITIONAL SENTENCES into Arabic before you answer them. If you do, then you`ll make a mistake. look at the sentence first If it refers to the future (something possible - may or may not happen), apply the first case. If it refers to the present (talking about now - imagining something contrary to the present), apply the second case. If it refers to the past, apply the third case. When we say If he came, it means he DOESN`T COME, not DIDN`t COME When we say If he had come, it means he DIDN`t COME. Best Regards |
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