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    The document discusses different uses of conditional sentences depending on the condition. It explains that an "if" clause uses the present tense when the condition could be possible now, the future tense when the condition could be possible in the future, the past tense when the condition is untrue or impossible, and "had" with a past participle when referring to something that was not possible in the past. Examples are provided for each case.

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    The document discusses different uses of conditional sentences depending on the condition. It explains that an "if" clause uses the present tense when the condition could be possible now, the future tense when the condition could be possible in the future, the past tense when the condition is untrue or impossible, and "had" with a past participle when referring to something that was not possible in the past. Examples are provided for each case.

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    Conditionals MONDAY 3

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    The document discusses different uses of conditional sentences depending on the condition. It explains that an "if" clause uses the present tense when the condition could be possible now, the future tense when the condition could be possible in the future, the past tense when the condition is untrue or impossible, and "had" with a past participle when referring to something that was not possible in the past. Examples are provided for each case.

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    It’s used when the condition is possible in the

    present.

    If + present tense

    If I study, I learn.

    iSLCollective.com
    It’s used when the condition is possible in the
    future.

    If + future (will)

    If you look at the sun,


    you will hurt your eyes.

    iSLCollective.com
    It’s used when the condition is untrue or
    impossible.

    If + past tense ….would + infinitive

    If I were rich,
    I would buy a big house.

    iSLCollective.com
    It’s used when something was not possible in
    the past.

    If + had + past participle…


    Would + have + past participle

    If I had studied, I would have


    passed the exam.

    iSLCollective.com

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