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    U4 Conditionals Mine

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    This document discusses conditionals in English grammar. It explains the different types of conditional sentences using if, including: type 1 for probable conditions using the present simple, type 2 for improbable conditions using the past simple, and type 3 for impossible conditions using the past perfect. Examples are provided to illustrate each type. There are also exercises for learners to practice forming conditional sentences correctly. Finally, some conditional connectors like "unless" and equivalents in Spanish are defined.

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    This document discusses conditionals in English grammar. It explains the different types of conditional sentences using if, including: type 1 for probable conditions using the present simple, type 2 for improbable conditions using the past simple, and type 3 for impossible conditions using the past perfect. Examples are provided to illustrate each type. There are also exercises for learners to practice forming conditional sentences correctly. Finally, some conditional connectors like "unless" and equivalents in Spanish are defined.

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    This document discusses conditionals in English grammar. It explains the different types of conditional sentences using if, including: type 1 for probable conditions using the present simple, type 2 for improbable conditions using the past simple, and type 3 for impossible conditions using the past perfect. Examples are provided to illustrate each type. There are also exercises for learners to practice forming conditional sentences correctly. Finally, some conditional connectors like "unless" and equivalents in Spanish are defined.

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    U4 Conditionals Mine

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    Paula Sanjurjo Blay
    This document discusses conditionals in English grammar. It explains the different types of conditional sentences using if, including: type 1 for probable conditions using the present simple, type 2 for improbable conditions using the past simple, and type 3 for impossible conditions using the past perfect. Examples are provided to illustrate each type. There are also exercises for learners to practice forming conditional sentences correctly. Finally, some conditional connectors like "unless" and equivalents in Spanish are defined.

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    CONDITIONALS

    IF...
    TYPE 1
    Probable
    IF + PRESENT SIMPLE ... WILL/WON’T + VERB

    If he wakes up early, we will go for a walk

    JSP 2
    TYPE 2
    Improbable
    IF + PAST SIMPLE ... WOULD/WOULDN’T + VERB

    If he woke up early, we would go for a walk

    JSP 3
    TYPE 3
    Impossible
    IF + PAST PERFECT ... WOULD + HAVE + VERB

    If he had woken up early, we would have gone for


    a walk

    JSP 4
    Unless

    Unless = if not [a no ser que...]

    Unless he tells me the truth...

    =
    If he doesn’t tell me the truth...

    JSP 5
    EXERCISES I
    1. I will go to see him if I .................... (have)
    time.
    2. If it is foggy this evening, I ....................
    (stay) at home.
    3. Unless we .................... (turn) back now, we
    shall/will be late.
    4. .................... (you, come) to a picnic next
    Monday if it is fine?
    5. I will not do it unless they ....................
    (agree).

    JSP 6
    EXERCISES II
    6. If pigs ....................(have) wings, they would
    fly.
    7. If he .................... (work) harder, he would
    earn more.
    8. What .................... (happen) if you pulled the
    trigger?
    9. If it .................... (start) to rain, we should
    take our coats.
    10. If I .................... (be) you, I wouldn’t send her
    sms’s any more.

    JSP 7
    EXERCISES III
    11. The world would end if that ....................
    (happen).
    12. I .................... (die) unless you give me a
    drink.
    13. Be here early if you ....................(want) to get
    a good seat.
    14. They ....................(succed) if they had had
    some help.
    15. I .................... (kiss) her if she hadn’t been so
    made up.

    JSP 8
    EXERCISES IV

    16. I .................... (drink) my tea if it had not


    been so hot.
    17. The game .................... (last) longer if the
    light had been better.
    18. I .................... (buy) it if it had been cheaper.
    19. No one .................... (hear) you if you had
    not shouted.
    20. You would have cheered if you ....................
    (be) there.

    JSP 9
    EXERCISES V

    Finish the following sentences


    1. If people stopped getting married...
    2. If television started showing more
    programmes about...
    3. If I hadn’t lost my passport...
    4. If he reads the text again...
    5. If we had been born in Australia...

    JSP 10
    Words to remember

     Unless  a no ser que...


     Provided that  siempre y
    cuando...
     As long as  siempre que...
     If I were you  yo en tu lugar...

    JSP 11

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