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    Structure: If+Simple Present Tense . Will+ Verb.: Meaning of The Sentence Is Possible

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    The document discusses various English grammar structures including conditionals. It provides examples of first, second, and third conditional structures. The first conditional uses the present tense to express a possible future event. The second conditional uses the past tense to express an unlikely or impossible event. The third conditional uses the past perfect tense to discuss an event in the past that did not happen. It also asks a question about what someone would do if they saw their husband with another woman at a restaurant.

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    The document discusses various English grammar structures including conditionals. It provides examples of first, second, and third conditional structures. The first conditional uses the present tense to express a possible future event. The second conditional uses the past tense to express an unlikely or impossible event. The third conditional uses the past perfect tense to discuss an event in the past that did not happen. It also asks a question about what someone would do if they saw their husband with another woman at a restaurant.

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    encuesta para cursos intensivos de ingles

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    Survey

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    The document discusses various English grammar structures including conditionals. It provides examples of first, second, and third conditional structures. The first conditional uses the present tense to express a possible future event. The second conditional uses the past tense to express an unlikely or impossible event. The third conditional uses the past perfect tense to discuss an event in the past that did not happen. It also asks a question about what someone would do if they saw their husband with another woman at a restaurant.

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    Structure: If+Simple Present Tense . Will+ Verb.: Meaning of The Sentence Is Possible

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    SURVEY=POLL
    RUN FOR OFFICE/ RUN FOR (PRESIDENT)
    DONALD TRUMP IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT.
    RAISE: FANNY IS RAISING TWO KIDS, SO SHE DOESNT HAVE TIME TO
    CHAT.
    5. STRUCTURE
    6. DREAMS HAVE NO COST
    7. CATCH THE TRAIN/ CAUGHT
    8. NUTS
    9. HEAT=BURN
    10.MELT/
    EXAMPLE
    FIRST CONDITIONAL
    STRUCTURE: IF+SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE. WILL+ VERB.
    MEANING OF THE SENTENCE IS POSSIBLE.
    IF I WORK OUT EVERY DAY, ILL FEEL BETTER.
    IF MY STUDENTS COME EARLY TO CLASS, WE WILL ADVACE MORE.
    SECOND CONDITIONAL
    IF +PAST.. WOULD+VERB. MEANING OF THE SENTENCE IS
    UNLIKELY=IMPROBABLE , IMPOSSIBLE
    IF I MARRIED SHAKIRA, I WOULD MOVE TO MIAMI.
    IF I HAD A CAMPING HOUSE, I WOULD INVITE YOU THERE TOMORROW.
    IMPOSSIBLE
    THIRD CONDITIONAL
    IF + PAST PERFECT.. WOULD +PAST PERFECT
    If I hadn't got up so late, I would have caught the earlier train.
    IF I HAD KNOWN HOW TO DANCE SALSA, I WOULD HAVE INVITED HER
    TO THE PARTY.
    IF ROSE HAD GONE TO THE MUSEUM , SHE WOULD HAVE SEEN HER
    HUSBAND WITH ANOTHER WOMAN.
    WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU SAW YOUR HUSBAND WITH
    ANOTHER WOMAN AT A RESTAURANT? IF I SAW MY HUSBAND KISSING
    ANOTHER WOMAN, I WOULD CONTINUE NORMALLY.

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