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The document discusses various conditional statements using "if" clauses. It provides examples such as if it rains today, staying home; if we don't hurry, missing the bus; if she doesn't call, calling her; if you drink too much, getting drunk; if you feel sick, staying in bed; if you're good, getting candy; if homework is done, showing a secret place; if it's warm tomorrow, going to the beach; if you spend more than you earn, becoming poor; and if clothes are picked up, going to the cinema.
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If certain conditions are met, then certain outcomes will occur. For example, if it rains today then staying home, if not hurrying then missing the bus, and if drinking too much then getting drunk. Other examples are feeling sick requiring staying in bed, being good earning a candy, doing homework allowing showing a secret place, and warm weather enabling going to the beach. Financial and chore-based conditions were picking up clothes permitting going to the cinema and spending more than earning risking poverty.
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First conditional
The document discusses various conditional statements using "if" clauses. It provides examples such as if it rains today, staying home; if we don't hurry, missing the bus; if she doesn't call, calling her; if you drink too much, getting drunk; if you feel sick, staying in bed; if you're good, getting candy; if homework is done, showing a secret place; if it's warm tomorrow, going to the beach; if you spend more than you earn, becoming poor; and if clothes are picked up, going to the cinema.
First conditional
If certain conditions are met, then certain outcomes will occur. For example, if it rains today then staying home, if not hurrying then missing the bus, and if drinking too much then getting drunk. Other examples are feeling sick requiring staying in bed, being good earning a candy, doing homework allowing showing a secret place, and warm weather enabling going to the beach. Financial and chore-based conditions were picking up clothes permitting going to the cinema and spending more than earning risking poverty.
First conditional
The document discusses various conditional statements using "if" clauses. It covers scenarios involving weather, transportation, communication, health, behavior, homework, activities, finances, and chores. The document suggests that specific outcomes or actions may occur depending on certain conditions being met.
First conditional
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- 2. If it rains today, I'll stay at home
- 3. If we don't hurry, we'll miss our bus
- 4. If she doesn't call you, you can call her
- 5. If you drink too much, you'll get drunk
- 6. If you feel sick, you must stay in bed
- 7. If you're good, I'll give you a candy
- 8. If I do homework, I'll show you a secret place
- 9. If it is warm tomorrow, we'll go to the beach
- 10. If you spend more than you earn, you'll become a poor man
- 11. If you pick up the clothes, you can go to the cinema