What is the difference between following words?

What are the differences between the following sentences?

If I wanted to leave, I would leave now, to be honest, about my feelings and feelings.

Why do some people wonder what they did wrong? If I have wanted to leave, I would have left by now.

In the end, I would have done.

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Which represents the same thing twice in your examples?

If you are like me,

the slight nuance can be 1. If I wanted to leave, I leave now. I thought?

means you are talking about leaving right now, whereas 2.

If I had always wanted to leave, I would have left it for good, if I voted to leave from the team I come from then it would be a long road away.

means you were considering a certain point before.

If in doubt try to see why.

Answered on March 28, 2021.
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