what's the difference between If you joined the club you would have... and If you join the club you will...?
How to use both expression correctly in grammar ?
what's the difference between If you joined the club you would have... and If you join the club you will...?
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"If you joined the club you would have..." is the secon conditional, which means this situation is not realistic now, as in "If I had a lot of money now, I would buy a car." (I don't have a lot of money now)
"If you join the club you will" is the first conditional which means that we are talking about some realistic and possible situation, as in "If I rains, I will stay at home". (It's possible that it will rain, and then I will stay at home)
"If you join the club you will" is the first conditional which means that we are talking about some realistic and possible situation, as in "If I rains, I will stay at home". (It's possible that it will rain, and then I will stay at home)
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