If he hadn’t been sick, he would have attended the meeting.

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You should have attended the meeting if you hadn't been sick.

I always attend meetings unless I'm unwell.

Would you have gone to the meeting if you weren't feeling ill?

If I had been sick, I wouldn't have attended the meeting either.

His absence from the meeting was due to illness.

He would've been at the meeting, but he was sick.

He missed the meeting because he was sick.

This is a conditional clause indicating an unrealized past situation.

Expresses a hypothetical past action that did not occur.