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    Condicionales Mixtos - : Consiste en Combinar Dos Modelos de Condicionales Distintos. Encontramos Tres Formas Distintas

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    If a present simple verb is used with may/can/might/will/should + infinitive or going to + infinitive, it forms a mixed first conditional. Examples include "If you give me some money, I can buy some milk" and "If you don't get ready soon, we're going to be late." A mixed first conditional can also use a present continuous verb with may/can + infinitive, such as "If you're going to the shop, can you buy me some cola?" Additionally, a present perfect verb can be used with can + infinitive as in "If you've finished your work, you can go home."

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    If a present simple verb is used with may/can/might/will/should + infinitive or going to + infinitive, it forms a mixed first conditional. Examples include "If you give me some money, I can buy some milk" and "If you don't get ready soon, we're going to be late." A mixed first conditional can also use a present continuous verb with may/can + infinitive, such as "If you're going to the shop, can you buy me some cola?" Additionally, a present perfect verb can be used with can + infinitive as in "If you've finished your work, you can go home."

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    If a present simple verb is used with may/can/might/will/should + infinitive or going to + infinitive, it forms a mixed first conditional. Examples include "If you give me some money, I can buy some milk" and "If you don't get ready soon, we're going to be late." A mixed first conditional can also use a present continuous verb with may/can + infinitive, such as "If you're going to the shop, can you buy me some cola?" Additionally, a present perfect verb can be used with can + infinitive as in "If you've finished your work, you can go home."

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    - CONDICIONALES MIXTOS Consiste en combinar dos modelos de condicionales distintos.

    Encontramos tres formas distintas:


    1. Mixed first conditional.
    If + present simple, can/may/might/will/should + verb (infinitive)

    If you give me some money, I can buy some milk.


    If I finish my homework, may I go out with my friends?
    If you switch the photocopier off and on again, it should work.

    If + present simple, going to + verb (infinitive)

    If you dont get ready soon, were going to be late!

    If + present continuous

    If youre going to the shop, can you buy me some cola?


    If youre going to pay him, make sure you get a receipt.

    If + present perfect

    If youve finished your work, you can go home.

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