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    Conditional sentences consist of two parts: an if-clause which states a condition, and a main clause which states a result. For example, the sentence "We will cancel the trip if it rains" has the if-clause "if it rains" stating the condition, and the main clause "We will cancel the trip" stating the result. Conditionals introduce a condition with the word "if" followed by a subject and verb.

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    Conditional sentences consist of two parts: an if-clause which states a condition, and a main clause which states a result. For example, the sentence "We will cancel the trip if it rains" has the if-clause "if it rains" stating the condition, and the main clause "We will cancel the trip" stating the result. Conditionals introduce a condition with the word "if" followed by a subject and verb.

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    Conditional sentences consist of two parts: an if-clause which states a condition, and a main clause which states a result. For example, the sentence "We will cancel the trip if it rains" has the if-clause "if it rains" stating the condition, and the main clause "We will cancel the trip" stating the result. Conditionals introduce a condition with the word "if" followed by a subject and verb.

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    CONDITIONALS

    ZERO-FIRST-SECOND-THIRD
     Conditional sentences consist of two parts:
     The if-clause (which is a condition) and the
    main clause (which is a result)
     For example:

    We will cancel the trip, If it rains.


    CONDITIONALS
     If it rains …. is the if-clause (the condition)
     An if-clause begins with IF and has a subject
    and a verb.

     We will cancel the trip …. is the main clause


    (the result)
    ZERO
    FIRST
    SECOND
    THIRD

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