To talk about how a present situation would also change the past situation.
Example: If I were a more organised person, I wouldn’t have missed the meeting.
Condition (if-clause): past simple
Result (main clause): would + have + past participle
You can change the order of the sentence and the meaning stays the same:
I wouldn’t have missed the meeting if I were a more organised person.
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