Thanks
I've studied such sentences like this, maybe you know them in another way
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Type I (possible and likely):
If I study, I'll pass my exams.
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Type II (possible but unlikely):
If I studied, I would pass my exams.
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Type III (impossible: past):
If I had studied, I would have passed my exams.
But this year, such sentences are more complicated
. For instance, now I have this one:
Were the King to come now, we'd see some changes.
I guess it's the same than the other one (had I known...). So that would be: if the King came now, we'd see some changes (or I think so
).
But I have this one, too:
If he were to say the word, we'd go.
Could I say "were he to say the word", as in the previous sentence? Any of these structures is more common?
Thank you again
(maybe I'll have a few more
)