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    The document provides examples of different conditional sentences in English grammar: 1. Zero conditional sentences describe general truths using if + present simple, then + present simple (e.g. "If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils"). 2. First conditional sentences refer to possible future events using if + present simple, will + bare infinitive (e.g. "If I have time, I'll call you"). 3. Second conditional sentences refer to unlikely or imaginary present/future situations using if + past simple, would + bare infinitive (e.g. "If you made a movie, you could tell the story of your life"). 4. Third conditional sentences refer to

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    The document provides examples of different conditional sentences in English grammar: 1. Zero conditional sentences describe general truths using if + present simple, then + present simple (e.g. "If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils"). 2. First conditional sentences refer to possible future events using if + present simple, will + bare infinitive (e.g. "If I have time, I'll call you"). 3. Second conditional sentences refer to unlikely or imaginary present/future situations using if + past simple, would + bare infinitive (e.g. "If you made a movie, you could tell the story of your life"). 4. Third conditional sentences refer to

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    Conditional Homework: Wilmer Fernando Naranjo Escobar

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    WILMER FERNANDO NARANJO ESCOBAR
    The document provides examples of different conditional sentences in English grammar: 1. Zero conditional sentences describe general truths using if + present simple, then + present simple (e.g. "If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils"). 2. First conditional sentences refer to possible future events using if + present simple, will + bare infinitive (e.g. "If I have time, I'll call you"). 3. Second conditional sentences refer to unlikely or imaginary present/future situations using if + past simple, would + bare infinitive (e.g. "If you made a movie, you could tell the story of your life"). 4. Third conditional sentences refer to

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    conditional

    homework
    Wilmer
    Fernando
    Naranjo
    Escobar
    zero conditional

    1 If you heat water to 100 degrees, it boils


    2
    If children study, then their
    parents are happy
    3
    If you mix red and
    blue, you get purple
    4

    If you press that button,


    the light comes on
    5
    An ice cube
    melts if y ou
    put it in
    the sun
    First Conditional 1 If I have time, I’ll call you.
    2
    If I go to Paris, I will visit the
    Eiffel Tower
    3

    If you eat something


    now, you won't be
    hungry later.
    4

    You will miss the bus if


    you don't hurry.
    If it rains, you will
    get wet.

    5
    If they were our children, 1
    we would let them go to the
    park
    second
    conditional
    If you m ad e a
    m o vie, yo u
    2
    cou ld tell th e
    o u r life
    story of y
    If it wasn’t

    raining we

    could go for a run

    3
    If I were taller, she
    would like me.

    4
    5
    If I won the lottery, I would buy my
    dream house
    third
    condition
    al
    1
    If I had known you
    were coming I
    would have baked
    a cake
    2

    If it had rained, you would


    have gotten wet.
    3
    If Juan had arrived
    earlier, we would
    not have missed
    the train
    4

    If I had tried harder in the


    game, I would have passed
    the level
    5

    If I hadn't gone to the cave,


    I wouldn't have found a
    dragon

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