The text you quoted has a comma splice. Can you please tell us the source?

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"Look at the mirror, if you went on eating so much, I'm sure you would get fat easily. "
The above sentence is quoted from a grammar workbook.
I don't understand why do they use (went) and (would) since it has not happened yet ?
Can anyone help, please?
The text you quoted has a comma splice. Can you please tell us the source?
What aspect of grammar is this sentence illustrating?
A comma splice is when you (incorrectly) use a comma to join two independent clauses. You can get more information by Googling it or by looking in a good grammar book.
You need to give us the title of the book and the author. We are not being nosy - you must give people credit for their writing if you quote it.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
Note also that "infamous" does not mean not famous.
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