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    The document discusses using if-clauses to refer to possible future actions. It provides examples of if-clauses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It then gives incomplete sentences for readers to complete using if-clauses and provides reordered sentences for readers to reconstruct using if-clauses.

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    The document discusses using if-clauses to refer to possible future actions. It provides examples of if-clauses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It then gives incomplete sentences for readers to complete using if-clauses and provides reordered sentences for readers to reconstruct using if-clauses.

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    The document discusses using if-clauses to refer to possible future actions. It provides examples of if-clauses in the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms. It then gives incomplete sentences for readers to complete using if-clauses and provides reordered sentences for readers to reconstruct using if-clauses.

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    IF + PRESENT + FUTURE

    Affirmative

    Negative

    If Mary doesnt compare


    herself with her friends, she
    will be happier.

    If Mary compares herself with


    her friends, she wont be
    happy.

    Interrogative
    How will
    compares
    friends?

    Mary feel, if
    herself with

    USE: We use an if-clause to refer to a possible future action.


    A) Complete the sentences:

    You will be ill if you ______________ (eat) so much.

    If you wait he __________________ (come)

    If you ____________ (ring) the bell, the servant _____________ (come)

    If the children ______________ (be) good, they can stay up late.

    If the beggar _______________ (ask) for money, you ___________(give) him some.

    If you _______________ (buy) that big house, you ___________ (need) a lot of
    money.

    C) Put the words in the right order and make any necessary changes to the verbs.

    She / Susan / you / if / see / to / speak / you /

    ____________________________________________________________

    He / it / if / come / be / nice / very

    ____________________________________________________________

    You / be / ill / if / not go / you / school / to

    ____________________________________________________________

    she
    her

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