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    If certain conditions are met, specific results may occur. The first conditional describes real future possibilities using the present simple tense for conditions and "will" for results, such as "If you wash the dishes, I'll clean the living room." The second conditional discusses unlikely or imaginary scenarios using "if" clauses and "would" for results, like "If she asked me, I'd help her." Conditionals outline possible consequences depending on whether conditions are satisfied or not.

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    If certain conditions are met, specific results may occur. The first conditional describes real future possibilities using the present simple tense for conditions and "will" for results, such as "If you wash the dishes, I'll clean the living room." The second conditional discusses unlikely or imaginary scenarios using "if" clauses and "would" for results, like "If she asked me, I'd help her." Conditionals outline possible consequences depending on whether conditions are satisfied or not.

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    First and Second Conditionals

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    Alita Marisela Rodrìguez Sànchez
    If certain conditions are met, specific results may occur. The first conditional describes real future possibilities using the present simple tense for conditions and "will" for results, such as "If you wash the dishes, I'll clean the living room." The second conditional discusses unlikely or imaginary scenarios using "if" clauses and "would" for results, like "If she asked me, I'd help her." Conditionals outline possible consequences depending on whether conditions are satisfied or not.

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    CONDITIONALS

    FIRST CONDITIONAL SECOND CONDITIONAL


    -We use the first conditional to -The Second Conditional is used
    talk about real possibilities in the CONDITION
    to talk about imaginary or
    future. impossible situations to realize.
    -We use the Present RESULT
    -We use the second conditional to
    Simple tense to talk about the talk about something that is
    possible future condition. CAUSE
    possible but unlikely.
    -We use will + base verb to talk If I you washed the dishes, I’d
    about the possible future result. clean the living room
    If you wash the dishes, I’ll clean CONSEQUENCE
    If she asked me, I’d help her
    the living room.
    If you married him, he’d be very
    If she asks me, I’ll help her. happy.
    If you marry him, he’ll be very
    happy.

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