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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English. Type 0 refers to factual statements using if and the present tense. Type 1 refers to possible or probable outcomes using if, the present tense, and will or won't in the main clause. Type 2 refers to hypothetical situations using if, the past tense, and would or wouldn't in the main clause.

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English. Type 0 refers to factual statements using if and the present tense. Type 1 refers to possible or probable outcomes using if, the present tense, and will or won't in the main clause. Type 2 refers to hypothetical situations using if, the past tense, and would or wouldn't in the main clause.

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    If Clauses

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English. Type 0 refers to factual statements using if and the present tense. Type 1 refers to possible or probable outcomes using if, the present tense, and will or won't in the main clause. Type 2 refers to hypothetical situations using if, the past tense, and would or wouldn't in the main clause.

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    IF

    TYPE 0 - verdades ou factos


    -

    IF + PRESENT CL
    IF CLAUSEfggera MAIN CLAUSE
    PRESENT

    IF YOU MIX BLUE AND YELLOW, YOU GET GREEN.

    IF CLAUSE
    A
    TYPE 1 – possível/provável
    MAIN CLAUSE
    Futur (will+infinitive)
    IF + PRESENT
    US (WON´T +
    INFINITIVE)

    IF I DRINK MILK, I WILL BE SICK

    ES
    IF I DON’T SLEEP WELL, I WON’T BE HAPPY

    TYPE 2 – situação hipotética


    IF CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE
    Would / would’t +
    IF + Past simple
    infinitive

    IF I WERE A MILLIONAIRE, I WOULD BUY A HOUSE

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