CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 0 vs. TYPE 1 OTHERWISE OR UNLESS TYPE 2 vs. TYPE 3 MIXED TYPE 3-2 and 2-3 CONDITIONAL ADVERBS AND OTHER CONFUSABLE STRUCTURES EVEN IF ONLY IF IF ONLY PROVIDED PROVIDING AS.
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CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 0 vs. TYPE 1 OTHERWISE OR UNLESS TYPE 2 vs. TYPE 3 MIXED TYPE 3-2 and 2-3 CONDITIONAL ADVERBS AND OTHER CONFUSABLE STRUCTURES EVEN IF ONLY IF IF ONLY PROVIDED PROVIDING AS LONG AS ON CONDITION THAT IF ☻ SHOULD IF ☻ WERE TO IF vs. IN CASE IF V1 ALWAYS THE SAME OUTCOME , the shock freeze mode IF you press on this button, WHAT COMES NEXT A PARTICULAR CONDITION IF Kayla presses on this button again after all that has happened, PARTICULARLY SPEAKING operates . A POSSIBLE OUTCOME IN THE FUTURE , RESULT CONDITION TYPE 1 A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION IF V1 V1 RESULT CONDITION TYPE 0 A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION WILL MAY-MIGHT-COULD CAN I am sure, I will be shocked . A PERSONAL OPINION V IF V1 ALWAYS THE SAME OUTCOME , IF you dye your hair in yellow, you GENERALLY SPEAKING PERSONALLY SPEAKING a blonde. A POSSIBLE OUTCOME IN THE FUTURE , RESULT CONDITION TYPE 1 IF Kayla dyes her beautiful auburn hair in yellow, become A NATURAL OUTCOME A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION IF V1 V1 RESULT CONDITION TYPE 0 A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION WILL MAY-MIGHT-COULD CAN she will become V an ugly blonde. A PERSONAL OPINION IF V1 ALWAYS THE SAME OUTCOME , IF you grow obsessed with your looks at school, V1 RESULT CONDITION TYPE 0 A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION your academic performance A NATURAL OUTCOME GENERALLY SPEAKING IF Kayla’s obsession with her looks continues at this rate, PARTICULARLY SPEAKING A POSSIBLE OUTCOME IN THE FUTURE , RESULT CONDITION TYPE 1 A PARTICULAR PRESENT CONDITION IF V1 declines. WILL MAY-MIGHT-COULD CAN I am afraid, her academic performance A PERSONAL OPINION V will decline. RELATED IMAGINARY RESULT REAL; so girls go on risky diets AT girls THEwouldn’t PRESENT UNREAL; go on TIME risky diets , WOULD COULD MIGHT RESULT RESULT IF V2 CONDITION 2 TYPE AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; Models are skinny… AT IF THE PRESENT TIME UNREAL; models weren’t so skinny… not be IF most top models weren’t not go so skinny but beautiful, Many young girls , WOULD COULD MIGHT HAVE V3 not lose not go hadn’t gone on risky crash diets. RELATED IMAGINARY REAL; so she lost her healthRESULT THE PAST UNREAL; sheIN wouldn’t have lost her health RESULT IF HAD V3 wouldn’t go IMAGINED TO HAPEN IN GENERAL AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; Kay went on so many diets… IN THE UNREAL; IF Kay hadn’tPAST gone on … diets CONDITION TYPE 3 IMAGINED TO BE SO NOW IF Kay V on so many crash diets, IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE HAPPENED IN THE PAST she wouldn’t have lost her health last year. IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE HAPPENED IN THE PAST RELATED IMAGINARY REAL; so I am not fitter and RESULT better… AT ITHE UNREAL; wouldPRESENT be fitter andTIME better… , WOULD COULD MIGHT RESULT RESULT IF V2 CONDITION 2 TYPE AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; I don’t take enough exercise… AT IF THE PRESENT TIME UNREAL; I took enough exercise… take IF I took be enough regular exercise, I would be RELATED IMAGINARY RESULT REAL; so I was ignored by most girls IN THE PAST UNREAL; I wouldn’t have been ignored … , WOULD COULD MIGHT RESULT IF HAD V3 HAVE V3 be ignored take had taken much fitter and better in shape now. IMAGINED TO BE SO NOW AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; I didn’t take regular exercise… UNREAL; IF IIN hadTHE takenPAST regular exercise… CONDITION TYPE 3 IMAGINED TO HAPPEN REGULARLY IF I V regular exercise when I was young, IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE HAPPENED IN THE PAST I wouldn’t have been ignored by most of the girls. IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE BEEN SO IN THE PAST IF HAD V3 RELATED IMAGINARY RESULT REAL; so she is charming and fit AT she THE PRESENT TIMEand fit UNREAL; wouldn’t be charming , WOULD COULD MIGHT RESULT RESULT CONDITION MIXED 3 - 2 AN IMAGINARY REAL; Bella has beenCONDITION on diet for years, THE PAST UNREAL; IF IN Bella hadn’t been on diet for… not be IF Bella hadn’t been on not be diet for so many years, sh e RELATED RESULT REAL; sinceIMAGINARY he didn’t tell me anything THE PAST UNREAL; he IN would have told me first IF Adam have ha d , RESULT IF V2 so charming, fit and healthy as she is now. IMAGINED NOT TO BE SO NOW AN IMAGINARY REAL; Adam doesn’t CONDITION have a big problem AT IF THE PRESENT TIME UNREAL; Adam had a big problem CONDITION MIXED 2 - 3 IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE BEEN SO FOR SOME TIME wouldn’t be V WOULD COULD MIGHT HAVE V3 not tell such a big problem as you suggest, IMAGINED TO BE THE CASE NOW he would have told me in the very first place. IMAGINED TO HAVE HAPPENED IN THE PAST IF HAD V3 RELATED IMAGINARY RESULT REAL; so she is hanging round with… AT she THE PRESENT TIME UNREAL; wouldn’t be hanging round… , WOULD COULD MIGHT RESULT RESULT CONDITION MIXED 3 - 2 AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; Her pals ostracised Jane, INpals THE PAST UNREAL; IF her hadn’t ostracised Jane not ostracise IF her pals hadn’t ostracised sh e Jane, IF Cynthia not be weren’ t so obsessed with her looks, IMAGINED NOT TO BE SO NOW with those punks now . REAL; so she missed the bus dolling RELATED IMAGINARY RESULT up THE PAST UNREAL; sheIN wouldn’t have missed …up , RESULT IF V2 not be hanging round wouldn’t be hanging round IMAGINED NOT TO BE HAPPENING NOW AN IMAGINARY CONDITION REAL; She is obsessed with her looks, AT IF THE TIME UNREAL; she PRESENT weren’t obsessed with… CONDITION MIXED 2 - 3 IMAGINED NOT TO HAVE HAPPENED IN THE PAST V WOULD COULD MIGHT she HAVE not miss would not have missed V3 the school bus while dolling herself up. 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IF Click you SHOULD vs. IF you WERE TO IF☻SHOULD TYPE 1 A COINCIDENCE THAT MAY HAPPEN IF☻WERE TO TYPE 2 A PRESENT ASSUMPTION Can you tell Alexa to call me if you HAPPEN TO see her? If you HAPPEN TO remember me, could you send me an email? Would you say yes if I asked you to marry me? If you came across a hungry lion, what would you do? Can you tell Alexa to call me IF you Would you say yes, IF I WERE TO SHOULD see her? ask you to marry me? Can you rewrite the examples IF you SHOULD remember me, with IF ☻me SHOULD? could you send an email? Can you rewrite examples IF youthe WERE TO comewith across a hungry IF lion, would you do? ☻what WERE TO? Click toready see some items Match You theare sentences toIN with doexercise some the best exercise. inference. IF vs. CASE IF IN CASE SOMETHING WILL BE DONE SOMETHING IS DONE AFTER ANOTHER BEFOREHAND AS A PRECAUTION 1 I will have the snow tires 2 I will have the snow tires 3 I drive slowly if there is a 4 I drive slowly in case installed if it snows. installed in case it snows. speed trap. there is a speed trap. 3 The speaker sometimes 1 The speaker may or may 4 The speaker always drives 2 The speaker is having the drives fast. not have the tires changed fast. tires changed anyway