Read the sentence below and answer the question. There's only one correct answer.   Sentence: If the bank had invested in biometric technology sooner, it would have already become a leader in this segment.   Question: What conditional was used in this sentence and why?

• second conditional, because the outcome will not happen in the future and is not very likely
• third conditional, because the sentence is talking about something that could have happened, but didn't
• third conditional, because it shows clear cause and effect and actual possibility of something happening

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