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    This document contains examples of different conditional structures in English: 1. Type I conditionals refer to possible present or future real situations, using the simple present and future tenses. 2. Type II conditionals refer to unlikely or imaginary present or future situations, using the past simple and conditional tense. 3. Mixed conditionals combine elements of Type I and II to refer to unlikely past or present situations and their consequences for the present or future. 4. Examples are also given of adverbs, adjectives, and nouns to describe various people and situations.

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    This document contains examples of different conditional structures in English: 1. Type I conditionals refer to possible present or future real situations, using the simple present and future tenses. 2. Type II conditionals refer to unlikely or imaginary present or future situations, using the past simple and conditional tense. 3. Mixed conditionals combine elements of Type I and II to refer to unlikely past or present situations and their consequences for the present or future. 4. Examples are also given of adverbs, adjectives, and nouns to describe various people and situations.

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    8 Test 3

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    This document contains examples of different conditional structures in English: 1. Type I conditionals refer to possible present or future real situations, using the simple present and future tenses. 2. Type II conditionals refer to unlikely or imaginary present or future situations, using the past simple and conditional tense. 3. Mixed conditionals combine elements of Type I and II to refer to unlikely past or present situations and their consequences for the present or future. 4. Examples are also given of adverbs, adjectives, and nouns to describe various people and situations.

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    I Conditional

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    If she __________ (not work), she _________ (not pass) her exam.
    If he ___________ (not hurry), he _________ (miss) the train.
    If it ___________ (rain) tomorrow, I __________ (not go) out.
    If you ____________ (not drive) carefully, a policeman ____________
    (stop) you.
    5. If they ____________ (not stop) eating, they ___________ (be) ill.
    II Conditional
    1. If I ___________ (sing) better, I ___________ (form) a rock band.
    2. If he ____________ (not eat) so many chips, he __________ (feel) better.
    3. If she ___________ (go) to the gym twice a week, she _____________
    (feel) much better.
    4. If she __________ (tidy) your room, her mom ___________ (not get) angry.
    5. If I ___________ (not play) basketball every Saturday morning, I
    ______________ (get) really bored.
    6. If they ____________ (listen) in class, they ____________ (understand) a
    lot more.
    III Mixed conditionals (1 & 2)
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    If I found a purse in the street, I ____________ (take) it to the police.


    If I have a million pounds, I _____________ (spend) it all.
    She ____________ (get) wet if she wore a raincoat.
    If Joe and I _____________ (ride) our bikes to school every day, we will be
    fitter.
    5. If he went out more often, he ____________ (find) a girlfriend.
    6. If I have a scooter, I __________ (not get) to school late.
    7. If she ____________ (have) a Saturday job, she wouldnt have any money.
    IV Adverbs, adjectives or nouns
    1. _____________ is a problem in developed nations including America.
    (poor)
    2. Once the test was over, she walked ___________ out of the
    classroom. (slow)
    3. The man ____________ got in the car. (quick)
    4. He ___________ walked up to the door and knocked on it. (happy)
    5. The man ___________ got in the car. (angry)

    6. Great part of the population in Africa live __________ (poverty)


    7. She was very ___________ after the fight. (angrily)
    8. They live in a _____________ house. (beautifully)
    9. _____________, animals were killed as older animals. (tradition)
    10.He is more ______________ than this boy. (intelligence)
    11.I lost my most ______________ shoes. (comfort)
    12.Macedonia is a __________ country. (poverty)
    13.Some doctors use ____________ Chinese medicine. (tradition)

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