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    If You Go To The Exhibition,: Second Conditional - Exprime Uma Condição Hipotética. Algo

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    This document discusses conditional clauses in Portuguese, also known as conditional sentences. It explains the three types of conditional clauses: 1) First conditional - Expresses something that is very likely to happen, using "if" + present tense. 2) Second conditional - Expresses an unlikely or hypothetical condition, using "if" + past simple tense. 3) Third conditional - Expresses an impossible past situation, using "if" + past perfect tense. The document then provides examples of conditional clauses and exercises for learners to practice using different conditional structures.

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    This document discusses conditional clauses in Portuguese, also known as conditional sentences. It explains the three types of conditional clauses: 1) First conditional - Expresses something that is very likely to happen, using "if" + present tense. 2) Second conditional - Expresses an unlikely or hypothetical condition, using "if" + past simple tense. 3) Third conditional - Expresses an impossible past situation, using "if" + past perfect tense. The document then provides examples of conditional clauses and exercises for learners to practice using different conditional structures.

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    This document discusses conditional clauses in Portuguese, also known as conditional sentences. It explains the three types of conditional clauses: 1) First conditional - Expresses something that is very likely to happen, using "if" + present tense. 2) Second conditional - Expresses an unlikely or hypothetical condition, using "if" + past simple tense. 3) Third conditional - Expresses an impossible past situation, using "if" + past perfect tense. The document then provides examples of conditional clauses and exercises for learners to practice using different conditional structures.

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    If You Go To The Exhibition,: Second Conditional - Exprime Uma Condição Hipotética. Algo

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    Conditional Clauses (Oraes Condicionais)

    If = se
    Unless = If ... not = a menos que
    First Conditional - Exprime :
    1. algo que quase de certeza acontecer
    If + present

    If you go to the exhibition,

    2. instrues

    If + present
    If you want coffee with milk,

    Second Conditional Exprime uma condio hipottica. Algo


    improvvel de acontecer.
    If + past simple

    If you went to the exhibition,

    Third Conditional Exprime uma situao impossvel de acontecer.


    If + past perfect
    (had + past participle)
    If you had gone to the exhibition,

    EXERCISES (CLICK HERE TO SEE THE CORRECTION of the exercises)


    A. 1. If he eats too much

    a. he gets a bike

    2. Well go to the beach only if

    b. she will go on holiday

    3. Well go faster if we

    c. well have to call a doctor

    4. If she passes her exams

    d. its warm and sunny

    5. Hell be happier if
    ache

    e. hell be probably get stomach

    6. If hes got a temperature,

    f. we take the train.

    B . Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets.


    1. What will you do, if you ___________________________ (win) the lottery?
    2. If you ____________________ (refuse) my offer, I would be very surprised.
    3. We can have lunch in the park, if it _______________________ (not/rain)
    4. If you are hungry, we __________________________ (go) to a restaurant.
    5. If I _________________________ (see) Paul, I would have told him to go
    home.
    6. I ___________________________ (invite) you, for a drink if I didnt feel so
    tired.
    7. He would pass the exam, if he ______________________ (study) more.
    8. If he had been more careful, he _____________________ (avoid) the
    accident.
    C. Follow the example and rewrite as indicated below - 1st
    Conditional
    Example: Don't keep making noise, or Ill call the headmaster.
    I'll call the headmaster, if ...
    1. I dont talk to John because he doesnt apologize.
    ......................................, if he apologises.
    2. He doesn't help you because you don't ask him.
    He ................................................, if you ask him.
    3. You don't get the best seats because you don't arrive early.
    If you arrive early, you .....

    4. He makes mistakes. He is not promoted.


    If he doesnt make mistakes, he ...
    5. Peter wants to go to the match. He goes alone.
    If Peter wants to go to the match, he .... .
    D. Rewrite as indicated below - 2nd. Conditional
    1. I don't buy a new video camera because I don't have enough money.
    If I had enough money, I ...
    2. He doesn't invest much, that's why he is not a successful manager.
    He would be a successful manager, if ....
    3. You don't give up drinking. You don't feel well.
    If you ..... , you would feel much better.
    4. I don't do my homework because I don't know the text.
    I would do my homework, if I ....
    5. He only did that because you pushed him
    He wouldnt do that if you ....
    6. The dog didn't bite the girl because the owner stopped it.
    The dog ................................................ if the owner didnt stop it.
    7. You missed the lesson. The teacher reprehended you.
    The teacher wouldnt reprehend you if you ....

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