In Movies and animations, I could easily find you using third conditional. [Q1] Could you tell me which is more often used in your real life between the third conditional or the second conditional? I could seldom see you use the second conditional in movies and animation. I feel you there use only the third conditional. [Q2] Sometimes I feel English man use "must have P.P" the same as that of the third conditional. For instant, eg) If I had studied harder, I would have pass the exam. 1) I could have pass the exam. 2) I might have pass the exam. 3) I may have pass the exam. 4) I must have pass the exam. 5) I should have pass the exam. Can I use any one of every sentence above instead of saying " I would have pass the exam"? ...
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