Question

미셸이 거짓말을 했더라면 나는 화냈을 거야 The past tense form -(았/었)으면 is frequently used to mark events or situations failed to take place in the past with the expected outcome expressed in the second clause. In such sentences, the second clause is often marked with -겠-, -(으)ㄹ 거- or -(으)ㄹ텐데. In expressions of past-related regrets, -(았/었)더라면 is frequently used instead of -(았/었)으면.

Accepted Answer

If Michel had lied, I should have been mad

Front	미셸이 거짓말을 했더라면 나는 화냈을 거야
Back	If Michel had lied, I should have been mad
Notes	The past tense form -(았/었)으면 is frequently used to mark events or situations failed to take place in the past with the expected outcome expressed in the second clause. In such sentences, the second clause is often marked with -겠-, -(으)ㄹ 거- or -(으)ㄹ텐데. In expressions of past-related regrets, -(았/었)더라면 is frequently used instead of -(았/었)으면.

Past Frequently 미셸이 거짓말을 했더라면 나는 화냈을 거야