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    The document discusses conditional verbs and their usage. It describes if-then constructions that can take the form of "if clause 1, then clause 2" or "clause 1, if clause 2". It also discusses the allowable verb tenses for if-then constructions including simple present/future, simple past, and past perfect. The document also covers the use of conditional "would" and subjunctive verbs, noting that subjunctive verbs are always plural and used after demand words followed by "that" and a subject.

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    Conditional Verbs

    If… then Constructions

     IF <condition>, THEN <outcome> ( IF clause1, THEN clause2)


     IF <condition>, <outcome> ( IF clause1, clause2)
     <outcome>, IF <condition> ( clause1, IF clause2)

    ALLOWABLE VERB TENSE

    IF… THEN (Simple Present Tense or Simple Future Tense Application)


    IF… THEN (Simple Past TENSE Application)
    IF… THEN (PAST PERFECT TENSE Application)

    Use of Conditional WOULD


    Subjunctive Verbs

    Subjunctive verbs are always plural

    Usage: Demand/request/recommend word + THAT + Subject + Subjunctive Verb

    Subjunctive Verb to be  Demand  Propose


    used with following  Dictate  Recommend
     Insist  Request
     Mandate  Stipulate
     suggest
    “To VERB” used with  Advise  Forbid
    following  Allow  Persuade
     Want
    Subjunctive or “To Verb”  Ask  Order
     Beg  Prefer
     Desire  Require
     Intend  Urge

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