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ππ ππππ Complete details about this clause and it's uses Informally, ππ ππ«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 subjunctive in ππ ππ«ππ§ -clause to refer to counterfactual of the present condition while in the main clause we use indicative present simple to refer to present certainty of the result. ππ ππ«ππ§- clause is another mixed type of conditional sentence. ●You'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.) ●You'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 example of that kind. Here we use either the unreal past "was" or the past subjunctive "were" ) ●Tim'