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By Isabel Marson
CONDITIONAL clauses
A probable condition
An improbable condition
An impossible condition
FIRST CONDITIONAL
Probable condition
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SECOND CONDITIONAL
Improbable condition
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THIRD CONDITIONAL
Impossible condition
Past perfect and perfect conditional.
If it had rained, they would have had a bad time on the beach.
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Third conditional
We use the third conditional (if + past perfect, would + have +
past participle) to talk about something in the past that did not
happen.
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Third conditional
IF CONDITION RESULT
PAST PERFECT WOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
If I had seen Joe I would have told him the problem.
If Tom had not passed his exam his mother would have been sad.
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Use:
If I _______
won the lottery
I would
________
buya beautiful
house.
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If I had
_____ time, I _________
would see
the football match.
If I ________
were rich, Iwould
____________
buy a sport car.
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Remember: do not get confused with
the first conditional which we use to
express future possibilities
If I _______
save some money this year,
I _____________
will buy a small car.
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How to use the second conditional
Or
Finish
Apostila ANGLO TERCEIRÃO 2010
If you have any problem, please call me.
a) would do
b) had done
c) will do 2-E
d) would has done
e) would have done
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a) is
b) will be
c) was
d) were
3-D
e) had be
4. If he had saved some money, he
__________ to help us now.
a) not study
b) don’t study 5-C
c) didn’t study
d) wouldn’t study
6.________________this to anybody
unless he asks you to.