6. ..if I will meet one.
4. I will express my
admiration to
people who do
good despite of
the difficulty…
7. Some of the Most
Common Uses of
Conditional
Sentences
8. 1. Uncertain events &
situations - We use
conditional
sentences to talk
about uncertain
events and
situations.
9. Example:
*Ask Mark if he is
staying tonight. (He may
or may not be staying)
*If I see Nicky, I will
convey your message. (I
may or may not see
Nicky)
10. 2. Conditions - An if-
clause can also refer
to a condition –
something which
must happen first, so
something else can
happen.
11. Example:
*If we can get there
by tomorrow morning,
we can have breakfast
at Mark’s place.
*I will go to market
tomorrow if I am able
to repair my car today.
12. 3. If…then - We
sometimes construct
sentences with if…then
to emphasize that one
thing depends on
another. But note that
we do not use if…so in
this way.
13. Example:
*If he cannot walk, then
she will have to help
him. (NOT …so we will
have to go and see her)
*If Jennifer has no
enough money, then we
have to lend her some
money.
14. 4. If meaning “if it is
true” - Another
common use of if is
to mean “if it is true
that” or if it is the
case that”.
15. Example:
*If you were in New
York, why didn’t you
come and see us?
*If it will help you, I
will lend you some
money .
16. 5. Unlikely, imaginary or
untrue situations - Past
(or special) tenses can
be used to give the idea
that something is
unlikely, imaginary or
untrue.
17. Example:
*If I married you,
we would both be
unhappy. (Past
tense used to talk
about an imaginary
future situation).
18. Exercise A –
COMPLETE THE
LINE with the most
appropriate
conditional statement
or “if” statement.
19. 1. Ko Ngai would not die a
tragic death
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