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This document discusses conditional sentences in English. There are three types of conditional sentences: real, present unreal, and past unreal. Real conditional sentences use the present simple tense to refer to possible future events. Present unreal conditional sentences use the past tense to talk about imagined present situations. Past unreal conditional sentences use the past perfect tense to describe impossible past events. The document provides examples of each type of conditional sentence and exercises for the reader to practice forming conditional sentences.
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Conditional clauses
- 1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Created by Svetlana Zauers
- 2. Conditional Sentence = If-Clause, + Main Clause OR Main Clause + If-Clause If it rains, I will stay at home If I had a car, I would drive to work. I would have traveled if I had won the lottery last week. Condition Real Unreal
- 3. Real Condition: (there is a real possibility that the action will happen) If Clause Main Clause Present Simple Future - If I go to a friends house for dinner tonight, I will take a bottle of wine or some flowers. - What are you going to do if it rains? If it rains I will stay at home.
- 4. Present Unreal Condition: (Speakers are imagining the situation) If-Clause Main Clause Simple Past Would + Inf Could +Inf Might +Inf - If I had a car, I could drive to work. - If you helped me, I would finish the work shortly.
- 5. Past Unreal Condition: (Speakers describe impossible past events) If-Clause Main Clause Past Perfect Would + Perfect Infinitive Could + Perfect Infinitive Might + Perfect Infnitive - If I had been at home last night, I would have heard the noise. - If I had gone to Egypt, I could have learned Arabic. - If you had taken the medicine yesterday, you would have recovered.
- 6. Now, complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. 1. If I (have) a day off from work, I (go) to the beach. 2. She (travel) around the world if she (have) money. But she didnt have much money so she never traveled. 3. Did you hear Mary won 5000$ in Vegas and bought new furniture? How boring! If I (win) so much money I (go) to Tahiti for a couple of weeks. 4. I (read) more if I (have) a TV. 5. I ( stay) with my friends if I (go) to Sidney next year. 6. If I (have) much money, I (travel) business class. 7. Its a lovely city and if I (be) free I (be) happy to show you around a bit.
- 7. Now, check your answers. 1. If I had a day off from work, I would go to the beach. 2. She would have traveled around the world if she had had money. But she didnt have much money so she never traveled. 3. Did you hear Mary won 5000$ in Vegas and bought new furniture? How boring! If I had won so much money I would have gone to Tahiti for a couple of weeks. 4. I would read more if I had a TV. 5. I will stay with my friends if I go to Sidney next year. 6. If I had much money, I would travel business class. 7. Its a lovely city and if I were free I would be happy to show you around a bit.
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- #3: 舒亶亠 从舒从亳亶 仂弍亰仂 仗亠亰亠仆舒亳亳. 仗亳亳亠 亞仍舒于仆 仗亠亰亠仆舒亳亳 亳 仂弍仂仆亶亠 亠亠 于舒亢仆仂.亠亟舒于亠 从舒亢亟 亳亰 仂仆仂于仆 亠仄.丼仂弍 仗亠亟仂舒于亳 仍舒亠仍礆 仂亳亠仆亳, 仄仂亢仆仂 仄仂亢亠亠 仗仂于仂 仂 仂弍亰仂仆亶 仍舒亶亟 于 仂亟亠 仗亠亰亠仆舒亳亳, 于亟亠仍 亠仄, 从仂仂舒 弍亟亠 仂弍亢亟舒 亟舒仍亠亠.
- #4: 亅仂 亟亞仂亶 仗舒舒仄亠 亟仍 仂弍亰仂舒 亳仗仂仍亰仂于舒仆亳亠仄 仗亠亠仂亟仂于, 仗仂亰于仂仍ﾑ亳亶 仗亠亠仄亠舒 仄亠亢亟 仆亠从仂仍从亳仄亳 仍舒亶亟舒仄亳.
- #8: 亅仂 亟亞仂亶 仗舒舒仄亠 亟仍 仂弍亰仂仆仂亞仂 仍舒亶亟舒.