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Master unreal present/future with if clauses.

by VERNAZA CASQUETE JOSE ELIAS
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A structure used to talk about unlikely or imaginary situations in the present or future.

        
  
     
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In many cases, the verb to be takes this form after if, even with I/he/she.

        
     
  
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The main verb expresses the consequence that follows the unreal condition.

        
  
     
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Talks about situations that are not real now but could occur.

  
  
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Refers to a hypothetical scenario contrasted with real present.

  
  
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Used to soften statements about unlikely outcomes.

  
  
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Errors include using simple past in the main clause or using were in real situations.

  
  
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Often indicates present or future results, not past.

  
  
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