Mixed

Sometimes when the time of the condition is not the same as the time of the result, we use mixed conditionals (usually types 2 and 3, but other combinations are possible as well):

If I had studied harder, I wouldn't get a bad mark. (But, I didn't study and now I have a bad mark; past condition and present result)

If I did my homework, I would have gone to that party. (But, I didn't do my homework and can't go to the party; present condition and past result)

If he missed the bus, he won't be here on time. (present condition and future result)

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