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Conditional Clauses - Type 1:
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Conditional Clauses - Type 1 - Example:
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Type 1 for a general fact or something that is always true: If + Simple Present,
Future “will” (or Simple Present for general facts).
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Type 1: “If the rain stops, the game will continue”
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Conditional Clauses - Type 2:
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Conditional Clauses - Type 2 - Example:
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Type 2 for imaginary or unreal events and actions: If + Simple Past, Conditional 1.
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Type 2: “If he invited me to his party, I would come”.
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Conditional Clauses - Type 3:
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Conditional Clauses - Type 3 - Example:
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Type 3: “If he had taken better care, the accident would not have happened”.
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Type 3: “If he had taken better care, the accident would not have happened”.
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