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    The document contains a worksheet with sentences to be completed using different types of conditional clauses. For type I, it gives examples using "if + present simple" and "will + future". For type II, it uses "if + past simple" and "would + infinitive". Type III examples use "if + past perfect" and "would have + past participle". It also provides additional sentences mixing the different types of conditional clauses. The goal is to practice forming conditional sentences in English using the various structures.

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    The document contains a worksheet with sentences to be completed using different types of conditional clauses. For type I, it gives examples using "if + present simple" and "will + future". For type II, it uses "if + past simple" and "would + infinitive". Type III examples use "if + past perfect" and "would have + past participle". It also provides additional sentences mixing the different types of conditional clauses. The goal is to practice forming conditional sentences in English using the various structures.

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    Classwork Team #3: TIPE I: If + Present Simple, Will-Future..

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    The document contains a worksheet with sentences to be completed using different types of conditional clauses. For type I, it gives examples using "if + present simple" and "will + future". For type II, it uses "if + past simple" and "would + infinitive". Type III examples use "if + past perfect" and "would have + past participle". It also provides additional sentences mixing the different types of conditional clauses. The goal is to practice forming conditional sentences in English using the various structures.

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    Name:

    ______________________

    CLASSWORK
    TEAM #3
    Complete the next sentences:

    TIPE I: if + present simple, will-future...


    1. If it (rain)_____________ , we (stay) ____________ at home.
    2. If you (know/not) ______________ the way, I (pick) ____________ you up.
    3. My mum (bake) ____________a cake if you (come)__________ to see us.

    TIPE II: if + simple past, would + infinitive


    1. If you (study)_________harder, you (get)_______better marks in your tests.
    2. If I (be) _____________ rich, I (travel)___________ around the world.
    3. She (come)___________________ to the market with us if she (have/not)
    ____________to work.

    TIPE III: if + past perfect, would have + past participle


    1. If you (help) _____________ us, we (finish)____________ the work in next
    to no time.
    2. I (call) _____________ you earlier if I (lose/not)_____________ your
    phone number.
    3. They (go/not) ______________ to the theatre by car if the weather (be)
    ___________ better.

    ALL TIPES:
    1. If I (have) ____________ a compass, I would give it to you.
    2. If he hadnt been ill, he (run) _________________ the marathon.
    3. If you go to Ireland, you (need) __________________ a raincoat.
    4. We (miss/not)_______________ the train if we had got up earlier.
    5. If we lived in the country, the kids (play) ___________ outside all day long.
    6. If they (eat/not) _______that much, they wouldnt have got a stomach ache.

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