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> 1. Given you did not move your car away from my garage door by next weekend as you promised there wouldn't have been any change in your behaving.
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> 2. Given you have not moved your car away from my garage door by next weekend as you promised there will haven't been any change in your behaving.
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Imagine: John, known for bad behaviour, promising (under the pretext he will change his bad behaviour) Paul he would move the car away from his garage door this coming weekend, but after the deadline John didn't do it and Paul seized this opportunity to say John he didn't change at all— would you apply one of my examples to this situation?

Focusing on "have not moved/did not move" and "would not have been/will not have been" part, given the sentence is conditioned in future actions, are these sentence grammatical?
If not, are they at least clearly semantically understood?