The document describes 3 types of if clauses: 1) present real conditions using "if...will" to describe likely future events, 2) present unreal conditions using "if...would" for unlikely present situations, and 3) past unreal conditions using "if...had...would have" for unlikely past events. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of if clause.
The document describes 3 types of if clauses: 1) present real conditions using "if...will" to describe likely future events, 2) present unreal conditions using "if...would" for unlikely present situations, and 3) past unreal conditions using "if...had...would have" for unlikely past events. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of if clause.
The document describes 3 types of if clauses: 1) present real conditions using "if...will" to describe likely future events, 2) present unreal conditions using "if...would" for unlikely present situations, and 3) past unreal conditions using "if...had...would have" for unlikely past events. Examples are provided to illustrate each type of if clause.
If + Subject + Verb 1 + obj, Subject + will + Verb 1
If Clause Type 2 (Present Unreal Condition) If + Subject + Verb 2 + obj, Subject + would + Verb 1 Example: If I drove slowly, I would not hit the tree. Reality: I drive fast so I hit the tree If Clause Type 3 (Past Unreal Condition) If + Subject + had + Verb 3 + object, Subject + would + have + Verb 3 Example: If I had studied hard, I would have passed the exam. Reality: I didn’t study hard so I didn’t pass the exam.
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