CONDITIONAL

SENTENCES WITH
MIXED FRAMES
ADVANCED III - WEEK 2
MISS ÁLVAREZ
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We use conditionals to say that one event depends

on another event; that something can happen if
something else happens first.
 CONDITIONALS
HAVE TWO PARTS:

1. THE IF 2. THE MAIN

CLAUSE CLAUSE
(CONDITION (RESULT
CLAUSE) CLAUSE)

THE MAIN CLAUSE DEPENDS

ON THE IF CLAUSE.
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MIXED CONDITIONALS
ARE A COMBINATION
OF TWO TYPES OF
CONDITIONAL
PATTERNS, USUALLY
SECOND AND THIRD
CONDITIONALS.
 MIXED THIRD/SECOND MIXED SECOND/THIRD
CONDITIONAL CONDITIONAL

WE USE THIS WE USE THIS

COMBINATION TO TALK COMBINATION TO TALK
ABOUT A HYPOTHETICAL ABOUT A HYPOTHETICAL
CONDITION HAPPENING IN CONDITION HAPPENING IN
THE PAST (THIRD THE PRESENT (SECOND
CONDITIONAL) WITH A CONDITIONAL) WITH A
PRESENT RESULT (SECOND PAST RESULT (THIRD
CONDITIONAL). CONDITIONAL).
IF I HAD BEEN IF I DIDN’T HAVE SO
ELECTED, I WOULD BE MUCH WORK, I WOULD
THE PRESIDENT NOW. HAVE GONE TO THE
PARTY LAST NIGHT.
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FINISH THE SENTENCES WITH MIXED
CONDITIONALS!

CONDITION CLAUSE:
PAST PERFECT
IF I HADN’T BEEN SICK...
RESULT CLAUSE:
IF SHE WERE... WOULD/COULD/MIGHT
IF YOU HAD NOT COME... + INFINITIVE

IF I ATE...
IF WE HAD GONE... CONDITION CLAUSE:
PAST SIMPLE
IF MY MOM DID...
RESULT CLAUSE:
I WOULD BE... WOULD/COULD/MIGHT
+ HAVE + PAST
PARTICIPLE
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