The document contains conditional sentences in which the if-clause describes a hypothetical or unlikely situation and the main clause describes the probable result. Some examples include:
1) If the weather had been nice, they would have gone for a picnic.
2) If you don't tell him the truth, I'm sure you will regret it one day.
3) If they break down again, it is possible there will be a war between the two countries.
The document contains conditional sentences in which the if-clause describes a hypothetical or unlikely situation and the main clause describes the probable result. Some examples include:
1) If the weather had been nice, they would have gone for a picnic.
2) If you don't tell him the truth, I'm sure you will regret it one day.
3) If they break down again, it is possible there will be a war between the two countries.
The document contains conditional sentences in which the if-clause describes a hypothetical or unlikely situation and the main clause describes the probable result. Some examples include:
1) If the weather had been nice, they would have gone for a picnic.
2) If you don't tell him the truth, I'm sure you will regret it one day.
3) If they break down again, it is possible there will be a war between the two countries.
1) We wanted to go out yesterday but the weather was terrible. If it
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