Hi Adnan,
Berturut-turut dari kiri ke kanan adalah Anne Hathway, Jessica Alba, and Rose McGowan.

An excellent writing. However, I disagree with you. In my eyes, she is the ugliest. Hehehe

Some little suggestions to your writing.

Wow…I remember when I met a beautiful baby in West Sumatra. I said to her (that) how beautiful she was but my mother said (that) I should have said (that) how ugly the baby was..(opposite). I believe (that) what you meant was the same as my mother’s….

Hehehe…

Not at all. What I meant was not the same as what your mother said. I was teasing you. In fact, I can barely compare the three because they all have the same beauty, don’t they?

Some suggestions to your writing are colored:

‘‘The three girls are beautiful, but Anne Hathway is the most captivating. Look at her sharp eyes. They’re all very sexy. Unfortunately, they are only pictures. Just try one of them to be your wife! You’ll know how much time you’ll lose to keep her.”

You have good points, Soenarso. They make our discussion more interesting now. What’s your comment, Novialdi?

You’re welcome.

Through frequent practice, your dream will come true.

You like her smile, don’t you?

No problem Novialdi. How’s your weekend?

Your sentence would’ve been perfect if you had written:

If one of them were my wife, I would be the happiest person on this web (in this world).

An unreal conditional of the fact: one of them is not my wife, so I am not the happiest person in the world. The fact is in the simple present tense.

Great sentence. But, you should put Soenarso’s comment into consideration.

Small suggestion.

Anne is hotter than the other (two) girls.

Hi Deni,

1. Don’t use THAN when using superlative.

Anne Hathway is the sexiest (of the three).
(Anne Hathway paling sexy (dari ketiga artis tersebut).

2. Use THAN in comparative.

Anne Hathway is sexier than the others.
(Anne Hathway lebih sexy daripada kedua artis tersebut)

Kedua forms of comparisons ini telah dibahas di : Unequal Comparisons

Now, I ‘d like to ask you a question,

If Anne Hathway were your wife, what would you do to her?

Hi, star92,

First of all, in English, there’s no a pattern of:
S + Modal + VERB2/VERB3

INCORRECT if we say:

I should said that to her.
She must went there.
She must gone there.
Andi could helped me.
Anita will bought a car.
Anita would bought a car.

REMEMBER: The verb after the modal is always in its simple form (verb1). So, the above incorrect sentences should be:

I should say that to her.
She must go there.
Andi could help me.
Anita will buy a car.

And that’s why, in perfect tense patterns, we always use the verb phrase HAVE + VERB3 after the modal. Remember that HAS + VERB3 doesn’t exist after the modal.

S + MODAL HAVE VERB3 +… (correct)
S + MODAL HAS VERB3 +… (incorrect)

I should have said that to her.
She must have gone there.
Andi could have helped me.
Anita will have bought a car.
She must has gone there. (incorrect)
Andi could has helped me. (incorrect)
Anita will has bought a car. (incorrect)

Second of all, what does the expression “should have said” mean?
In the sentence above, “Novialdi Chaidir SAID something”, which is in the simple past tense. Novialdi DID say that thing, so, if you’d like to make a suggestion contrary to what he did, it’s best if you use patterns of Conditional sentences (part 2). Another discussion of this matter has been done SHOULD VERB1 vs SHOULD HAVE VERB3.

Excellent !

Cuman ada salah ketik satu.

… the most charming girls.

Omitting the -s would make it a perfect sentence.

Welcome aboard, Ayatoz. We’re glad you’ve joined us.