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    This document describes four types of conditional sentences: zero conditional, first conditional, second conditional, and third conditional. It provides examples of each type, including the if clause and main clause structures. A zero conditional describes something that is always true. A first conditional describes something possible in the future. A second conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the present. A third conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the past.

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    Examples of Conditional sentences

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    This document describes four types of conditional sentences: zero conditional, first conditional, second conditional, and third conditional. It provides examples of each type, including the if clause and main clause structures. A zero conditional describes something that is always true. A first conditional describes something possible in the future. A second conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the present. A third conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the past.

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    This document describes four types of conditional sentences: zero conditional, first conditional, second conditional, and third conditional. It provides examples of each type, including the if clause and main clause structures. A zero conditional describes something that is always true. A first conditional describes something possible in the future. A second conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the present. A third conditional describes something imaginary or hypothetical in the past.

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    Conditional Sentences

    Type of
    Conditional Situation If Clause Main clause
    Sentence
    Present Simple Present Simple
    Zero Always true If I don't understand ...I (always) ask for
    something, clarification.

    Present Simple Will + verb


    First Possible, If she travels now, ...she will miss many
    in the future classes.

    Imaginary/ Past Simple Would + verb


    Second Hypothetical, If I were faced with a ...I would probably panic
    crisis, and freeze.
    in the present

    Imaginary/ Past Perfect Would have +past


    Third Hypothetical, If I had read the safety part.
    instructions, ...I would have found the
    in the past
    emergency exits faster.

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