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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses. There are 9 examples showing the difference between using will/won't and would/wouldn't as well as had/hadn't in conditional sentences.

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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses. There are 9 examples showing the difference between using will/won't and would/wouldn't as well as had/hadn't in conditional sentences.

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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses. There are 9 examples showing the difference between using will/won't and would/wouldn't as well as had/hadn't in conditional sentences.

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    KEY

    1. Type 1: If I give you the keys, will you let me out?


    Type 2: If I gave you the keys, would you let be out?
    Type 3: If I had given you the keys, would you have let me out?

    2. Type 1: I will help you if you show me what to do.


    Type 2: I would help you if you showed me what to do.
    Type 3: I would have helped you if you had shown me what to do.

    3. Type 1: If you speak clearly, they will understand you.


    Type 2: If you spoke clearly, they would understand you.
    Type 3: If you had spoken more clearly, they would have understood you.

    4. Type 1: If you stop smoking you will put on more weight.


    Type 2: If you stopped smoking you would put on more weight.
    Type 3: If you had stopped smoking you would have put on more weight.

    5. Type 1: You will get there in time if you take a taxi.


    Type 2: You would get there in time if you took a taxi.
    Type 3: You would have got there in time if you had taken a taxi.

    6. Type 1: She will get a job more easily if she speaks a foreign language.
    Type 2: She would get a job more easily if she spoke a foreign language.
    Type 3: She would have got a job more easily if she had spoken a foreign
    language.

    7. Type 1: If I get up early, I won’t be late for work.


    Type 2: If I got up early, I wouldn’t be late for work.
    Type 3: If I had got up early, I wouldn’t have been late for work.

    8. Type 1: If I give you more money, will you work harder?


    Type 2: If I gave you more money, would you work harder?
    Type 3: If I had given you more money, would you have worked harder?

    9. Type 1: If we get lost, we will take out our map.


    Type 2: If we got lost, we would take out our map.
    Type 3: If we had got lost, we would have taken out our map.

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