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    The document contains two sentences with questions to determine if they are about past, present, or future situations, and whether they describe real or imaginary scenarios. The first sentence indicates that a woman answered a call on the 12th attempt, and then married the caller. The second states that a man discovered a woman was in London and did not go to Brazil as a result. Both sentences describe hypothetical past situations that did not actually occur.

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    ►Read the 2 sentences below and answer the questions:
    1. If she hadn’t answered on the twelfth attempt, they wouldn’t have married.

    -Did she answer the phone on the 12th attempt?


    -Did he call her again? (Did he marry her?)

    2. He would have gone to Brazil if he hadn’t discovered that she was in London.

    -Did he go to Brazil?
    -Did he discovered that she was in London?

    ►Answer these questions:


    -Are these sentences about the past, the future or the present?
    -Do they talk about real or unreal/imaginary situations?

    Prepared by the teacher,

    adapted from English Result, Upper Intermediate, by Hancock M. and McDonald A., Oxford University Press 2010, P. 104

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