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    The document outlines three types of conditional sentences: 1) Conditional 1 uses present conditionals to talk about possible future events. 2) Conditional 2 uses past conditionals to talk about unlikely present or future events. 3) Conditional 3 uses past perfect conditionals to talk about hypothetical past events.

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    The document outlines three types of conditional sentences: 1) Conditional 1 uses present conditionals to talk about possible future events. 2) Conditional 2 uses past conditionals to talk about unlikely present or future events. 3) Conditional 3 uses past perfect conditionals to talk about hypothetical past events.

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    Omar A. Rincón
    The document outlines three types of conditional sentences: 1) Conditional 1 uses present conditionals to talk about possible future events. 2) Conditional 2 uses past conditionals to talk about unlikely present or future events. 3) Conditional 3 uses past perfect conditionals to talk about hypothetical past events.

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    Conditional 1:

    REAL SITUATION CONDITION RESULT


    (Possibility) (if+ present) (will)
    (can)

    She may have some time today If she has some time today, She will drop by to talk about it

    We might come home early If we come home early, We will make dinner instead of eating
    out.
    Maybe the weather will be nice If the weather is nice tomorrow, We can go swimming after school.
    tomorrow

    Conditional 2:
    REAL SITUATION CONDITION RESULT
    (Present) (if+ past) (would)
    (could)

    She doesn’t have time If she had time, She would drop by to talk about it

    We come home early If we didn’t come home early, We wouldn’t make dinner instead of
    eating out.
    The weather is nice today If the weather weren’t nice We couldn’t go swimming after
    today, school.

    Conditional 3:
    REAL SITUATION CONDITION RESULT
    (Past) (if+ past perfect) (would have + past participle)
    (could have + past participle)

    She didn’t have time today If she had had some time today, She would have dropped by to talk
    about it

    We came home early If we hadn’t come home early, We wouldn’t have made dinner
    instead of eating out.

    The weather was nice yesterday If the weather hadn’t been nice We couldn’t have gone swimming
    yesterday, after school.

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