Conditionals are significant in showing conditions or even doubt. In this presentation, three types of conditionals are discussed with examples.

1. CONDITIONALSIN
EXPRESSINGARGUMENTS
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CARLO O. CASUMPONG
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4. THINK OF THIS!
If it rains, it pours.

5. Conditionalsentence
 It is a sentence expressing factual
implications, or hypothetical situations
and their consequences. It is called so
because the validity of the main clause of
the sentence is conditional on the
existence of certain circumstances, which
may be expressed in a dependent clause
or may be understood from the context.
What is it?

7. Conditionalsentence
What are its types?

8. ZEROCONDITIONAL
If I don’t study, I find
the examination hard.
How is it written?

9. Conditionalsentence
What are its types?

10. FIRSTCONDITIONAL
If the teacher comes, our
Class President will call
us.
How is it written?

11. Conditionalsentence
What are its types?

12. SECOND
CONDITIONAL
If we won, we would
make the country proud.
How is it written?

13. Conditionalsentence
What are its types?

14. SECOND
CONDITIONAL
If my Vincent Van Gogh
had controlled his
depression well, he would
have lived happily.
How is it written?

15. WTf!
What the Ifs!
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