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    The document contains 15 sentences with conditional clauses that are to be completed with the correct verb form to express real or unrealized conditions. The sentences are divided into two sections: 1) The first section contains 17 sentences expressing real conditions and their likely consequences using the first conditional form (e.g. "if + present tense, present tense"). 2) The second section contains 15 sentences expressing improbable or unlikely consequences using the second conditional form (e.g. "if + past tense, conditional/would"). This section expresses unrealized conditions.

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    The document contains 15 sentences with conditional clauses that are to be completed with the correct verb form to express real or unrealized conditions. The sentences are divided into two sections: 1) The first section contains 17 sentences expressing real conditions and their likely consequences using the first conditional form (e.g. "if + present tense, present tense"). 2) The second section contains 15 sentences expressing improbable or unlikely consequences using the second conditional form (e.g. "if + past tense, conditional/would"). This section expresses unrealized conditions.

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    Conditional 1

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    The document contains 15 sentences with conditional clauses that are to be completed with the correct verb form to express real or unrealized conditions. The sentences are divided into two sections: 1) The first section contains 17 sentences expressing real conditions and their likely consequences using the first conditional form (e.g. "if + present tense, present tense"). 2) The second section contains 15 sentences expressing improbable or unlikely consequences using the second conditional form (e.g. "if + past tense, conditional/would"). This section expresses unrealized conditions.

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    CONDITIONALS Insert the correct form of the verbs in brackets so that the sentences express real conditions and

    consequences.(first conditional)

    1. If I 2. He 3. If you 4. If you 5. We 6. If you 7. I 8. I 9. If she 10. If they 11. He 12. If you 13. If he 14. If you 15. He 16. If she

    (see) John, I'll tell him your news. (be) very pleased if it (be) really true. ( meet) my brother. (help) you. (be) fine.

    (go) to town on Monday, you (need) help, my father (have) a picnic lunch if the day a policeman, he

    (tell) you the way. (can). (not rain). (form) a clear opinion. (arrive) at half past nine. (look) at the back of the book. (come) for a walk with you. (answer) at once. (bring) your coffee.

    (finish) the job tomorrow if I (not require) an umbrella if it (think) it over carefully, she (catch) the bus now, they (find) the answers if he (want) me to, I (write) to her, she

    (wait) for a moment, the waiter (lose) weight if he (be) patient, I

    (stop) eating too much. (try) to explain.

    17. I 18. If we 19. If he 20. If she

    (wear) a purple tie but only if I (leave) at once, we (do) that again, his father (drink) this medicine, she

    (must).

    (catch) the early train. (punish) him. (feel) much better.

    NOW THE SENTENCES EXPRESS UNREALISED CONDITIONS WITH IMPROBABLE CONSEQUENCES (SECOND CONDITIONALS)

    1. Her health 2. If she 3. I 4. If you work hard. 5. It 6. You 7. If I 8. If he (forgive) him. 9. If we 10. If he 11. Life 12. He

    (improve) if she (want) to talk to me, she (understand) Mr Brown if he (give) him good meals, he

    (sleep) longer. (ring up). (speak) slowly. (not be able) to

    (seem) nearly such a long way if she (make) a fortune if you (think) that about him, I

    (walk) fast.

    (take) my advice. (say) so.

    (promise) to behave in future, his mother

    (can) come on Sunday, we (need) help, I (be) monotonous if we (give) it.

    (come)

    (have) nothing to do. (be) urgent.

    (not phone) me here unless it

    13. If they 14. If Peter 15. She

    (love) each other, they (ask) Mary, I'm sure she (get) fit if she

    (quarrel) so much. (marry) him.

    (walk) to Trafalgar Square.

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