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Unscramble terms about unreal present/future conditions.

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Unscramble terms about unreal present/future conditions.

by VERNAZA CASQUETE JOSE ELIAS
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A hypothetical present or future condition introduced with a special past tense in the clause.

        
  
     
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Use of a past tense in the condition clause to imagine an untrue present situation.

        
  
  
  
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A future-in-the-conditional result used for imagined outcomes.

        
  
  
  
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When the condition comes at the beginning, the result follows after a comma.

  
  
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The condition appears after the result and is often separated by punctuation.

  
  
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Discusses events that are not real in the current moment, shaped by the conditional form.

     
  
  
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Choice of verb form in the if-clause to signal unreality across subjects.

           
  
  
     
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Outcomes described as unlikely to happen in reality under the hypothetical scenario.

  
  
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