ππ ππππ Complete details about this clause and it's uses β Informalβly, ππ πβπ«ππ§ is used to emphasize that sth is certainly true--for emphasizing that a particular description is exactly right for sb/sth We use past subjunctiveβ in ππ πβπ«ππ§ -βclause to refer to counterfactualβ of the presentβ condition while in the main clauseβ we use indicative presentβ simple to refer to presentβ certainβty of the result. ππ πβπ«ππ§- clause is anotherβ mixed type of conditionβal sentence. ββYou're a fool ππ I ππ«ππ§ saw one. (i.e., l've never seen any fool in my life, but if l ever saw one, surely you fit the criteria.)β ββYou're a hero ππ there ππ«ππ§ was one. (i.e., l've never seen any hero. If such a thing as a hero exists,it is certain that you a perfect e...