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    The document discusses conditional clauses in English grammar. It explains the different types of conditional clauses, including: 1) Type 0 conditional - used to describe present or future events that are likely to happen. 2) Type 1 conditional - used to describe likely or possible future events. 3) Type 2 conditional - used to describe unlikely or hypothetical present or future events. 4) Type 3 conditional - used to describe unlikely or hypothetical past events. The document provides examples for each type of conditional clause and an exercise with 20 conditional sentences for students to practice.

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    1 BACHILLERATO 4 ESO

    CONDITIONAL CLAUSES

    IF CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE

    PRESENT PRESENT
    0 type If you heat water to 100C, it boils
    If you press this button, the machine stops
    PRESENT WILL + INFINITIVE
    1st type If it is sunny tomorrow, Ill go for a walk
    If it is cold and rainy, I wont go out, Ill stay at home.
    PAST SIMPLE WOULD + INFINITIVE
    2nd type If I failed an exam, I would be very unhappy
    If I were famous, I wouldnt live in Ceuta
    PAST PERFECT WOULD HAVE + INFINITIVE
    3rd type If I hadnt studied hard, I would have failed the exam.
    If I had taken an umbrella, I wouldnt have caught a cold.

    1. If you pass your examination, we __________________ (have) a celebration.


    2. What __________________ (happen) if I press this button?
    3. If you go to Paris, where ___________________ (you / stay)?
    4. If you _______________________ (wear) a false beard, no one would have
    recognized you.
    5. Youll get pneumonia if you _____________________ (not change) your wet
    clothes.
    6. I _______________________ (bring) you some bear If I had known that you
    were thirsty.
    7. I _______________________ (not buy) that book if I _____________ (be) you.
    8. If anyone attacked me, my dog __________________ (defend) me.
    9. If he were at home, he ___________________ (answer) the phone.
    10. You would get better marks if you _________________ (not talk) so much.
    11. I would repair the roof myself if I ___________________ (have) a ladder.
    12. Someone _________________ (sit) on your glasses if you leave them there.
    13. If you ________________ (eat) less, you wouldnt be so fat.
    14. If you dont turn down the radio, I _______________ (go) mad.
    15. I ________________________ (go) there if I were you.
    16. If I find your passport, I _________________ (call) you.
    17. If you _________________ (not stop) smoking, youll have health problems.
    18. If I ______________________ (realize) that the traffic lights were red, I would
    have stopped.
    19. If you had arrived five minutes earlier, you ___________________ (see) the
    beginning of the film.
    20. He would have understood you if you __________________ (speak) more
    slowly.

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