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Mixed conditionals combine a condition in one time frame with a result in another — often a past condition with a present result, or a present/general condition with a past result.
If I had studied medicine, I would have been a doctor now.
If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now. — Use "would be" (present result), not "would have been," for a present result.
If she is more careful, she wouldn't have crashed the car.
If she were more careful, she wouldn't have crashed the car. — Use the past simple "were" for a present-tense condition.
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