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    The document lists 10 common worries - world peace, personal appearance, job market, exam results, air quality, crime rate, housing prices, traffic, cost of living, and future - and has the respondent rate each worry from 1 (very worried) to 10 (not very worried). For each item, the respondent explains their rating in a sentence using "if" to express a hypothetical condition, as in second conditional sentences. Overall, the respondent expresses most worry about their future and rates housing prices as their smallest worry.

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    The document lists 10 common worries - world peace, personal appearance, job market, exam results, air quality, crime rate, housing prices, traffic, cost of living, and future - and has the respondent rate each worry from 1 (very worried) to 10 (not very worried). For each item, the respondent explains their rating in a sentence using "if" to express a hypothetical condition, as in second conditional sentences. Overall, the respondent expresses most worry about their future and rates housing prices as their smallest worry.

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    Cesar Muñoz-Ingles-Second Conditional-11A

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    Leydys Florez Contrerasa
    The document lists 10 common worries - world peace, personal appearance, job market, exam results, air quality, crime rate, housing prices, traffic, cost of living, and future - and has the respondent rate each worry from 1 (very worried) to 10 (not very worried). For each item, the respondent explains their rating in a sentence using "if" to express a hypothetical condition, as in second conditional sentences. Overall, the respondent expresses most worry about their future and rates housing prices as their smallest worry.

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    WHAT’S YOUR BIGGEST WORRY?

    Rate these problems from 1 (very worried) to 10 (not very worried). Explain your answers,
    use second conditional.

    Are you worried about …?

    1. world peace 2-If there were world peace, we could live in a world without
    violence.
    2. your appearance 7- If I had a good appearance, I couldn't help those who need
    help with their personality.

    3. the job market 8-If a could finish my studies, I could get a job.
    4. passing your exams 6-If I were studious, I would win all exams.
    5. air quality 4-If there were no pollution, we could have a clean air.
    6. the crime rate 3-If there were much crime rate, we could live without violence
    and right peace world.
    7. housing prices 10-If I had money, I could buy a house.
    8. traffic 5-If there were much traffic, there were not pollution air.
    9. cost of living 9-If I had money, I could worry about the cost of living.
    10. your future 1-If I had no goals in my life, I wouldn’t have future.

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