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    The document outlines 4 types of conditional sentences: 1) Zero conditional - uses the present tense to describe real and always possible results (e.g. "If the wind blows, the trees move"). 2) First conditional - uses the present tense and future tense to describe a possible condition and result (e.g. "If I'm late for work again, I might lose my job"). 3) Second conditional - uses past tense to describe an unlikely or hypothetical condition and its result (e.g. "If I were wealthy, I wouldn't have to work hard"). 4) Third conditional - uses past perfect tense to describe an unlikely past condition and its result (e.

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    The document outlines 4 types of conditional sentences: 1) Zero conditional - uses the present tense to describe real and always possible results (e.g. "If the wind blows, the trees move"). 2) First conditional - uses the present tense and future tense to describe a possible condition and result (e.g. "If I'm late for work again, I might lose my job"). 3) Second conditional - uses past tense to describe an unlikely or hypothetical condition and its result (e.g. "If I were wealthy, I wouldn't have to work hard"). 4) Third conditional - uses past perfect tense to describe an unlikely past condition and its result (e.

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    Conditional

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    Alfriana Margareta
    The document outlines 4 types of conditional sentences: 1) Zero conditional - uses the present tense to describe real and always possible results (e.g. "If the wind blows, the trees move"). 2) First conditional - uses the present tense and future tense to describe a possible condition and result (e.g. "If I'm late for work again, I might lose my job"). 3) Second conditional - uses past tense to describe an unlikely or hypothetical condition and its result (e.g. "If I were wealthy, I wouldn't have to work hard"). 4) Third conditional - uses past perfect tense to describe an unlikely past condition and its result (e.

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    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

    12/1/2024​
    OVERVIEW
    CONDITION RESULT

    0 • REAL

    1ST • POSSIBLE

    2ND • UNREAL

    3RD • IMPOSIBLE

    MIXE
    D

    2
    PRESENTATION TITLE

    0 CONDITIONAL
    • Real conditions
    • Results that are always the same

    CONDITION R E S U LT
    If + present simple present simple

    If the wind blows, the trees move.

    3
    The trees move. if the wind blows,
    1 ST
    CONDITIONAL
    • A possible future condition UNLESS
    • It’s possible future result
    CONDITION R E S U LT IF … NOT
    If this program doesn’t load, I won’t be able to finish
    If + present simple Will + infinitive
    my work
    If we don’t leave soon, We’ll miss our train. Unless this program loads, I won’t be able to finish
    If I’m late for work I might lose my job. my work.
    again, When you tell He’s going to faint If you don’t get an invitation, you can’t come to the
    Dan the news, party.
    Unless you get an invitation, you can’t come to the
    party.

    4
    2 ND
    CONDITIONAL
    • Unreal conditions
    • Results that are past participle

    CONDITION R E S U LT
    If + past simple Would +infinitive

    If I were shorter, I would wear heels


    If I were wealthy man, more.
    I wouldn't have to work
    hard.

    Was =common, but often not


    considered correct

    5
    3 RD
    CONDITIONAL

    CO N D I TI O N R E S U LT
    IF + Past perfect Would/couldhave + Past participle

    I would have made more food If I had known Karen and Paul were
    If I hadn’t tipped, coming
    I could have won the race

    6
    THANK YOU

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