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    If Clauses Type 1 and 2

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    The document provides examples of the first and second conditional tenses in English. It gives the structure and meaning of each: - The first conditional refers to possible or probable conditions and uses the structure "if + present simple + future simple". It describes real and possible events. - The second conditional refers to improbable or unlikely situations and uses the structure "if + past simple + conditional". It describes hypothetical or imaginary situations. The document then provides 16 example sentences to complete using verbs in the first or second conditional tense based on pictures. The examples cover topics like smoking, drinking, health, and relationships.

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    The document provides examples of the first and second conditional tenses in English. It gives the structure and meaning of each: - The first conditional refers to possible or probable conditions and uses the structure "if + present simple + future simple". It describes real and possible events. - The second conditional refers to improbable or unlikely situations and uses the structure "if + past simple + conditional". It describes hypothetical or imaginary situations. The document then provides 16 example sentences to complete using verbs in the first or second conditional tense based on pictures. The examples cover topics like smoking, drinking, health, and relationships.

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    The document provides examples of the first and second conditional tenses in English. It gives the structure and meaning of each: - The first conditional refers to possible or probable conditions and uses the structure "if + present simple + future simple". It describes real and possible events. - The second conditional refers to improbable or unlikely situations and uses the structure "if + past simple + conditional". It describes hypothetical or imaginary situations. The document then provides 16 example sentences to complete using verbs in the first or second conditional tense based on pictures. The examples cover topics like smoking, drinking, health, and relationships.

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    If Clauses Type 1 and 2

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    Silvia Ribeira
    The document provides examples of the first and second conditional tenses in English. It gives the structure and meaning of each: - The first conditional refers to possible or probable conditions and uses the structure "if + present simple + future simple". It describes real and possible events. - The second conditional refers to improbable or unlikely situations and uses the structure "if + past simple + conditional". It describes hypothetical or imaginary situations. The document then provides 16 example sentences to complete using verbs in the first or second conditional tense based on pictures. The examples cover topics like smoking, drinking, health, and relationships.

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    FIRST CONDITIONAL (TYPE 1): WHEN WE REFER E.G. IF HE STARTS SMOKING, IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO STOP.

    TO

    POSSIBLE OR PROBABLE CONDITIONS. IF + PRESENT SIMPLE + FUTURE SIMPLE


    TO

    SECOND CONDITIONAL (TYPE 2): WHEN WE REFER E.G. IF HE STOPPED DRINKING, HIS FAMILY WOULD BE HAPPIER.

    IMPROBABLE OR UNLIKELY SITUATIONS. IF + PAST SIMPLE + CONDITIONAL

    COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING THE VERBS IN BRACKETS IN THE FIRST OR SECOND CONDITIONAL. MATCH THE SENTENCES WITH THE PICTURES: 1. If your father __________ (find out) you smoke, he will get really angry. 2. If your parents __________ (not/ have) a car, youd have to walk to school. 3. I __________ (buy) expensive clothes if I were rich. 4. If he goes to a rehab clinic, __________ (you/ take) care of his children? 5. She __________ (have) a car accident if she drinks before driving. 6. If he had more friends, it __________ (be) easier for him to leave drugs. 7. They wouldnt be healthy if they __________ (not/ exercise). 8. Id be on the beach if I __________ (not/ be) so sick. 9. If the police __________ (arrest) the drug dealer, theyll feel safer. 10. She __________ (feel) sick if she takes those pills. 11. If someone tried to influence a friend of yours to smoke, __________ (you/ defend) him? 12. If he __________ (not/ stop) drinking, hell destroy his life. 13. If you knew my story, you __________ (stay) away from drugs. 14. If smoking were allowed in school, I __________ (not/ be) very happy. 15. My father __________ (become) overweight if he doesnt eat healthy food. 16. If she __________ (know) he had a drinking problem, she would call him more often.

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