Application goal: Distinguishing would have from might have.
Use if with had and a past participle, followed by would have and a past participle, to imagine a different result in a finished past situation.
Context: Reviewing a presentation. Identify the wording that achieves this goal, then adapt the details to a situation of your own.
Use if with had and a past participle, followed by would have and a past participle, to imagine a different result in a finished past situation.
Context: Reviewing a presentation. Identify the wording that achieves this goal, then adapt the details to a situation of your own.
Practical examples
If we had removed the detailed table, we could have allowed more time for discussion.
لو حذفنا الجدول المفصل، لأمكن تخصيص وقت أطول للنقاش.
The final questions nevertheless showed that several participants understood the proposal.
مع ذلك، أظهرت الأسئلة النهائية أن عدة مشاركين فهموا المقترح.
We can use their comments to improve the next presentation.
يمكننا استخدام ملاحظاتهم لتحسين العرض القادم.