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"If it rains, we will cancel the picnic," he said.(the condition is outdated)
He said that if it rained, they would cancel the picnic.
"If you study hard, you will pass the exam," the teacher told the students.(the condition is still relevant)
The teacher told the students that if they study hard, they will pass the exam.
"If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus," he warned me.(the condition is outdated)
He warned me that if I didn`t hurry, I would miss the bus.
"If I were rich, I would travel the world," she said. (the condition is still relevant)
She said that if she were rich, she would travel the world.
"If you studied more, you would get better grades," the teacher told him.(the condition is outdated)
The teacher told him that if he had studied more, he would have got better grades.
"If it were sunny, we would go to the beach," he said. (the condition is outdated)
He said that if it had been sunny, they would have gone to the beach.
"If we lived in Paris, we would visit the Eiffel Tower often," they said. (the condition is still relevant)
They said that if they lived in Paris, they would visit the Eiffel Tower often.
"If you practiced every day, you would become a great musician," he told her.(the condition is still relevant)
He told her that if she practiced every day, she would become a great musician.
"If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended," he said.
He said that if he had known about the meeting, he would have attended.
"If we had left earlier, we would have caught the train," they said.
They said that if they had left earlier, they would have caught the train.
"If she's sad, she watches melodramas,"my friend said. (she still does it)
My friend said that if she`s sad, she watches melodramas.
"If your brother were here, he would help us," she said.(the condition is outdated)
She said that if your brother had been there, he would have helped them.
