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If I had a good score at a test l could have been to U.S.J.
If I had got a good score on the test l could have gone to USJ.
Yes I do and it is just to study with my hole strength.
Here's a another example. If I had woken up faster I wouldn't have been late for school.
Yes, I do, and it is just to study with my whole strength.
Here's another example. If I had woken up earlier I wouldn't have been late for school.
3. Spelling mistake.
4. An article is not needed before ANOTHER.
5. Refers to TIME, not SPEED.
Thank you.
Here's one example. If l had seen the rules I could have been the winner of the game.
Thank you.
Here's one more example. If l had seen the rules I could have been the winner of the game.
If I hadn't put on my safety gear, I could have been hurt.
If I hadn't put on my safety gear, I could have been hurt.
Well here's another example. If l left some of my money, I could buy the new phone.
Well here's another example. If l some of my money left, I could buy the new phone.
3. Not wrong, if you are thinking of a particular phone you have previously identified, but 'A' is more usual here to make a general point.
関連単語
- might(~するかもしれないのに)
- dyed(染めていたら)
- could(~できるのに)
- if~(もし〜なら)
- had~(~を持っていたら)
関連フレーズ
- If I had enough money, I would travel around the world.(もし十分なお金があれば、世界中を旅するのに。)
- If he were ready, we would go.(彼の準備ができていれば、出かけるのに。)
- If I had enough time, I would go watch a movie.(もし十分な時間があれば、映画を観に行くのに。)
- If he had time, he could come to see us.(彼に時間があれば、会いに来てくれるかもしれません。)
- We could play tennis if it were not raining.(もし雨が降っていなければ、テニスができるのに。)
こんな方にオススメ
2. We get a score ON a test.
3. We use the definite article when there is only one of something or when we are referring to a particular thing.
4. HAVE BEEN usually refers to past experience.
5. No periods are needed in an abbreviation.