COMPLETE Guide to Part 6 of the C1 Advanced Reading and Use of English - C1 Advanced Reading

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these conditionals and mixed conditionals have always confused me. 1) If I were your mother, I would have taken care of you and your sisters. If I had been your mother, I would have taken care of you and your sisters. 2) If we had Messi in our team, we would have won the match. If we had had Messi in our team, we would have won the match. which of these are true and if all are true then what's the difference?