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An easy mistake to make and a very common one too. Reducing TTT takes a lot of practice and goes against a lot of people's instincts, but once the skill is mastered, the benefits to the learners are huge. Hope your eliciting skills are much better now!

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Your sentence makes sense! You're speculating on the possibility of him meeting the bride on the condition that he attended the wedding, which you are unsure of. You've understood it correctly 👌

@@englishwithzahra Wait i mean I'm not putting any condition like there is a wedding ceremony to be held and now I'm saying this? Noo there was a wedding ceremony that already completed but due to some reasons i couldn't go but I don't know whether my cousin attended that wedding or not and i didn't even call someone to get Idea at least. It looks like mixed conditnal but that's not the case it's all about real situation.. Okay I'll give another examples 1) If she went to the school today, then absolutely she must have shown her project (now I'm saying this to myself only, i really don't know whether she went today or not).

@@nirajthakor9748 yes, that's right. And I understood what you meant. The condition is that he went to the wedding, so if (on the condition that) he went to the wedding, he might have met the bride. If she went to school, she must have shown her project - you're not sure she went to school, but if she did go, you're sure she definitely showed her project.

@@englishwithzahra Oh thanks a bunch mam! And also totally understood now 🙏 But mam i want to know that why can't we use perfect modals in the main clause as whatever but we're putting future condition.. I'm asking this way because I'm non native so i feel tense as their primary usage. If he went to the wedding (here why do i feel like putting future perfect? I know it's wrong but i just want to be cleared my doubts) If he would have gone to wedding, he must have.. (If he went to the wedding in the past but I'm thinking this with FUTURE PERFECT TENSE) Just like this.. If he would have attended the wedding, he must have met bride Now you'll have to take logic from second clause to understand my question.. because as non native i think like that how we speculate... He might be at office (here we're saying because the fact is he isn't at home right now) He is not at home(fact) SO He might be at office ( here you will also be thinking with*FUTURE SENSE* ) and the only reason we have to use MODALS But what if I don't know about facts? Or we have to use just normal tense in the main clause!? He she came to our house, she must have gone back (because we're not at house) *Not if she would have come to our house, she must have had to go back (wait, mam I'm not using 3rd conditional, i hope understood my every points 🙏)*

@@nirajthakor9748 the reason is simple: in the 'if' clause, we never have will or would. That goes in the result clause. Watch my videos on 2nd and 3rd conditionals; they might help you understand better.

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