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Would I passed if studied I have had?
“If I had studied, I would have passed” = “On the condition that I studied, I would have (i.e., in the past) passed.” It could mean either that the speaker did not study, took the exam, and did not pass, OR, it could mean that the speaker did not study and, more importantly, did not take the exam (eg., “If I had …
What is the difference between I have studied and I have been studying?
Senior Member. If you’ve finished, you can use either “I have studied” or “I studied”, but not “I have been studying”, as the last one implies that you are still studying right now.
Would have studied or had studied?
When should I use them? –“I have studied English in the U.S.” –“I had studied English in the U.S.” The first one means you are still studying it in USA now, and the second one means you used to study it in USA but not anymore.
Had you studied meaning?
When is it used? It is used to compare an imagined or real event in the past with its present result – Had you driven more carefully, your car would not be damaged now. This works well in your question, Erleius, so the answer is the first part of III, Had you studied more.
Had studied or had been studying?
The use of had been(past perfect) is optional because “before” already marks the sequence of the events. I had been studied for over 3 years before I reached to level B. Again, the preposition should be removed.
Has studied meaning?
Comments. Your answer lies in the meanings of “has studied” and “studied”; “has studied” means that the studying began in the past and is continuing in the present, while “studied” means that the studying began and finished in the past, so you could express your sentences as. He has studied English since 2000.
How do you use studied in a sentence?
Studied sentence example
- He studied her for a moment over the rim of his cup.
- He studied her face with amused eyes.
- I have studied human nature for the entirety of my existence.
- I went to college and studied animal husbandry.
- Señor Medena folded his hands under his chin and studied Alex thoughtfully.
Have studied meaning?
I have studied= important to you now and the past. I studied = important to you in the past but not now.
Is it correct to studied?
“Has studied” is not correct. Just plug it into the sentence. It sounds silly because it is wrong (though not vice versa). With some rewording and adding a who or whom, you could make this work.
What does if I had studied I would have passed mean?
“If I had studied, I would have passed” = “On the condition that I studied, I would have (i.e., in the past) passed.” It could mean either that the speaker did not study, took the exam, and did not pass, OR,…
What is a good sentence for If I studied?
3. Examples (if-clause at the end) if I study. if I studied. if I had studied. 4. Examples (affirmative and negative sentences) If I study, I will pass the exam. If I study, I ‘ll pass the exam. If I study, I will not fail the exam.
Are the words “in the past and in the past the same”?
No, they are not the same. The first talks about an even in the past. “If I had studied, I would have passed” = “On the condition that I studied, I would have (i.e., in the past) passed.”
Will I pass the exam if I study?
If I study, I will pass the exam. If I study, I ‘ll pass the exam. If I study, I will not fail the exam. If I do not study, I will fail the exam.