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If clauses
The document discusses different types of conditional clauses in English grammar. It provides examples of conditional type 1 with "if + simple present, + simple future" and notes to use the third person singular form. Conditional type 2 uses "if + simple past, + conditional future" and notes that "to be" verbs in the past tense should always use "were". Conditional type 3 is "if + past perfect, + conditional perfect". It includes examples and practice questions to test understanding of the different conditional types.
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- 2. CONDITIONAL #1 If +Simple Present, + Simple Future If I study hard, I will pass in English.
- 3. CONDITIONAL #1 If +Simple Present, + Simple Future If I study hard, I will pass in English. Be Careful!!!Third Person of Singular Form (he, she, it)
- 4. CONDITIONAL #1 If +Simple Present, + Simple Future If I study hard, I will pass in English. Be Careful!!!Third Person of Singular Form (he, she, it) If Ana studies hard, she will pass in English
- 5. CONDITIONAL #1 If +Simple Present, + Simple Future If I study hard, I will pass in English. Be Careful!!!Third Person of Singular Form (he, she, it) If Ana studies hard, she will pass in English
- 6. TESTING 1. (FUND. CARLOSCHAGAS - BA) If it ______, we will stay home. a) rain b) rains c) will rain d) rained e) to rain
- 7. TESTING 1. (FUND. CARLOSCHAGAS - BA) If it ______, we will stay home. a) rain b) rains c) will rain d) rained e) to rain
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- 10. CONDITIONAL #2 If +Simple Past, + Conditional Future If I studied hard, I would pass in English.
- 11. CONDITIONAL #2 If +Simple Past, + Conditional Future If I studied hard, I would pass in English. Be Careful!!! To Be- into Past Tense is WAS / WERE, but when you use IF you must ALWAYS use WERE.
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- 13. TESTING 2.(CEUMA) I _____that house if I were you. a) had sold b) has sold c) will sell d) sold e) would sell.
- 14. TESTING 2.(CEUMA) I _____that house if I were you. a) had sold b) has sold c) will sell d) sold e) would sell.
- 15. CONDITIONAL #3 If +Past Perfect, + Conditional Perfect If I had studied hard, I would have passed in English.
- 16. TESTING 3. (UNIV. PAULISTAOBJETIVO - SP) "If I had bought that farm by then, I'd have become rich" this means: a) I bought a farm and became richer b) I bought a farm and become poor c) I didn't buy a farm and didn't become rich d) I didn't buy a farm and became rich e) I didn't buy a farm and became poorer
- 17. TESTING 3. (UNIV. PAULISTAOBJETIVO - SP) "If I had bought that farm by then, I'd have become rich" this means: a) I bought a farm and became richer b) I bought a farm and become poor c) I didn't buy a farm and didn't become rich d) I didn't buy a farm and became rich e) I didn't buy a farm and became poorer
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- 20. Nothing will workif you don't do. https://www.brainyquote.com