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by María Núñez Sánchez
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TYPES OF CONDITIONS
? = whether
Zero Conditional ? + + .
* We use it to talk about things or situations which are always true . " If " means the same as " " / " " .
Ex . : = .

2

1st Conditional ? If + + + + imperative .
* We use 1st conditional sentences to talk about a possible or likely situation in the or in the .
Ex . : If it tomorrow , I ? t go to the beach .

3

2nd Conditional ? If + + / / / .
* We use it to give advice and to talk about a ( unlikely ) situation in the or . We use a past form in the conditional clause to indicate a distance from reality , rather than indicating past time .
Ex . : I , I I .

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3rd Conditional ? If + + ( ) / / / .
* We use it to talk about a ( unreal , impossible ) situation in the . We imagine a different past , where something did or did not happen , and we imagine a different result .
Ex . : I all the documents if I you were coming .

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Every morning , Mark checks the weather before leaving home . He knows that if it ( rain ) , the streets ( get ) slippery . Today he thinks that if it ( get ) colder later , he ( wear ) his jacket .

While walking , he imagines how life would be if he ( live ) near the beach . He says that if he ( have ) more free time , he ( surf ) every morning .

At school , his teacher tells him that if he ( study ) more for the quiz , he ( score ) higher . Mark nods , knowing that if you ( practice ) regularly , you ( improve ) quickly .

At the end of the day , he thinks that if he had ( plan ) his week better , he would ( feel ) less stressed .

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