Nightmare85
Senior Member
- Joined
- Jul 17, 2009
- Member Type
- Interested in Language
- Native Language
- German
- Home Country
- Germany
- Current Location
- Germany
Hello,
These two sentences are said:
If Lisa comes, I will go home.
And if Tina comes, everybody will go home.
Now these two sentences get reported:
He said (that) if Lisa came, he would go home.
And if Tina comes, everybody will go home.
Now my questions:
Is it smart to change the conditional type from I to II in order not to mix the tenses?
Can sentence 2 stay as it is?
Although it belongs to sentence 1, it's a separate sentence.
Cheers!
These two sentences are said:
If Lisa comes, I will go home.
And if Tina comes, everybody will go home.
Now these two sentences get reported:
He said (that) if Lisa came, he would go home.
And if Tina comes, everybody will go home.
Now my questions:
Is it smart to change the conditional type from I to II in order not to mix the tenses?
Can sentence 2 stay as it is?
Although it belongs to sentence 1, it's a separate sentence.
Cheers!