Learner keeps one conditional frame across a whole sentence, including where a second clause is attached after the main half.
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Six sentences. Four change their mind partway through.
He would never be able to make his dreams come true if he wasn't resilient enough as he is. — does this sentence agree with itself?
Chosen once, broken at the end, and how to check.
Open unreal and every verb that depends on the condition stays unreal.
That includes anything you add after the main half.
If fees were lower, more students would apply and fewer would drop out.
Two results. Two woulds. One frame.
A long frame carried level, until a third pair of hands joins.

The corner that arrived last is the one that drops the level.
Six sentences that let go in the final clause.
He would never be able to make his dreams come true if he wasn't resilient . (the original ends: enough as he is)
If governments invested more in transport, congestion . (the original ends: will fall)
If the scheme works, cities . (the original ends: would change)
If fees were lower, more students would apply, and the university . (the original ends: will expand)
If the law had passed, the factory would have stayed open, and four hundred jobs . (the original ends: will survive)
If I were in charge, I would cut the budget, and the deficit . (the original ends: will close by 2030)
One unreal conditional with something added after it.
Topic: a four-day working week.
Write one sentence:
The added clause is where frames usually break.
One sentence, three clauses.
Do your two ends agree about what is true?