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Cláusulas de Tiempo con If (Time Clauses)

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Cláusulas de Tiempo con If (Time Clauses)
 

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Prueba tus time clauses

by Lilibeth Angulo
1

The typical structure is 'If + simple present, will + infinitive' for future actions.

2

Time clauses always require a comma before the time clause.

3

In the second conditional, 'If I were you' describes hypothetical situations followed by 'would' in the consequence.

4

In the second conditional, 'should' is used in the if clause.

5

The conjunction 'when' is only used in the present time, never to refer to the future.

6

In time clauses, 'will' can be used to indicate future in the time clause.

7

The correct standard order is 'If + will + verb, subject + verb'.

8

In the future, the time clause usually uses the simple present: If it rains, I will stay indoors.

9

In time clauses, the time clause uses the simple present tense and 'will' is not used there.

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