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Hi,
Could you explain the way to make it, I know the first, 2nd, 3rd and zero conditionals, but I dont know this other way to use them, and when.
Are they more formal?
I would appreciate if you could help.
Thanks so much
Hi,
Could you explain the way to make it, I know the first, 2nd, 3rd and zero conditionals, but I dont know this other way to use them, and when.
Are they more formal?
I would appreciate if you could help.
Thanks so much
These are simply more formal versions, Paula Carla, a different collocation with the same meaning.
Were you to choose ... = If you were to choose ... = If you chose ...
were you to choose/ had I seen... 
Linear Mode
