The document provides examples of conditional sentences for different types of conditions. Type 1 conditional uses "if + simple present" in the if-clause and "will + infinitive" in the main clause. Type 2 conditional uses "if + simple past" in the if-clause and "would + infinitive" in the main clause. Type 3 conditional uses "if + past perfect" in the if-clause and "would have + past participle" in the main clause. It tests the reader to identify the correct pattern for a type 2 conditional.

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MENU
TYPE 2
TYPE 3
TYPE 1
TASK
IF CLAUSE

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TYPE 1
IF + SIMPLE PRESENT , WILL FUTURE
EX : IF I FIND HER ADDRESS, I’LL SEND HER
INVITATION
You must make five sentence with your own
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Submit on a paper

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TYPE 2
IF + SIMPLE PAST , S+WOULD
IF I FOUND HER ADDRESS , I WOULD
SEND HER INVITATION
You must make five sentence with your
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Submit on a paper

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TYPE 3
IF + PAST PERFECT , S + WOULD HAVE +V3
IF I HAD FOUND HER ADDRESS, I WOULD
HAVE SENT HER INVITATION
You must make five sentence with your own
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Submit on a paper

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WHICH ONE THE TRUE PATTERN FOR
CONDITIONAL TYPE 2?
S+V1, S+WILL
S+v2, S+WOULD
S+V3, S+WOULD
HAVE
TRY AGAIN
CONGRATULATION