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    This document discusses three types of conditional sentences: possible future, imaginary present, and imaginary past. For a possible future conditional sentence, the if clause uses the simple present and the main clause uses the simple future. For an imaginary present conditional, the if clause uses the simple past and the main clause uses would/could/might plus an infinitive verb. For an imaginary past conditional, the if clause uses the past perfect and the main clause uses would/could/might have plus the past perfect.

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    Conditional Sentences: Elaborado Por: Prof. Miguel García

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    This document discusses three types of conditional sentences: possible future, imaginary present, and imaginary past. For a possible future conditional sentence, the if clause uses the simple present and the main clause uses the simple future. For an imaginary present conditional, the if clause uses the simple past and the main clause uses would/could/might plus an infinitive verb. For an imaginary past conditional, the if clause uses the past perfect and the main clause uses would/could/might have plus the past perfect.

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    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

    Two clauses; one subordinate, and the principal clause compound a conditional
    sentence.

    Possible future

    If + simple present + simple future

    If I have money, I will buy a car

    Imaginary present

    If + simple past + would o could o might + verb in infinitive form

    If I had money, I would buy a car

    Si yo tuviera dinero, compraría un carro

    Nota: La forma que se usa del verbo To be en el tiempo “Imaginary present” es


    “were” para todas las personas

    Imaginary past

    If + past perfect tense + would have o could have o might have + past
    perfect tense

    If I had had money, I would have bought a car.

    Sí yo hubiera tenido dinero, habría comprado un carro

    Elaborado por: Prof. Miguel García

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