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Conditionals Scramble Challenge

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Used for statements that are universally true under present conditions.

  
  
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Presents possible future results if a condition is met in the present.

  
  
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Refers to unlikely or impossible situations in the current or future.

  
  
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Talks about how past choices could have changed what happened.

  
  
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Used for advice. Example: If I were you...

  
  
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Type 1 is for real situations in the...

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If it rains, the grass gets... (Zero conditional)

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Type 2 uses the Past Simple in the "if" clause and ... in the main clause.

  
  
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The "if" clause can also be called the ... clause.

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In Second conditional, for the verb "be", we often use ... for all persons (I, he, she).

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