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    This document poses a series of hypothetical questions about various situations and scenarios. The questions cover topics such as choosing a place to live outside one's country, what to do with extra money, how to respond in emergency situations like a robbery, goals for helping others if earning a lot of money in the future, how to raise a child, and what promises to make to get young people's votes if being a mayor. All of the questions are posed using an abbreviated form that replaces verbs with ellipses.

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    This document poses a series of hypothetical questions about various situations and scenarios. The questions cover topics such as choosing a place to live outside one's country, what to do with extra money, how to respond in emergency situations like a robbery, goals for helping others if earning a lot of money in the future, how to raise a child, and what promises to make to get young people's votes if being a mayor. All of the questions are posed using an abbreviated form that replaces verbs with ellipses.

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    All Conditionals

    Uploaded by

    Rita Laurinaitytė
    This document poses a series of hypothetical questions about various situations and scenarios. The questions cover topics such as choosing a place to live outside one's country, what to do with extra money, how to respond in emergency situations like a robbery, goals for helping others if earning a lot of money in the future, how to raise a child, and what promises to make to get young people's votes if being a mayor. All of the questions are posed using an abbreviated form that replaces verbs with ellipses.

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    If you … (have) to choose a place What … (happen) if you … (not

    to live outside your country, get) a good education?


    which one … you (choose)?

    If you … (have) plenty of money If you … (have) the opportunity to


    to give away, what … you (do) travel to the USA last summer,
    with it? what … you (do)?

    What … you (do) if you … (see) a What three things … you (take) if
    robbery or an assault? your house … (be) on fire?
    If you … (earn) a lot of money in What … you (do) if … (survive) an
    the future, … you (help) any earthquake?
    charities? Which ones?

    If you … (see) a refugee begging What … (happen) if we … (not


    for money in the street, what … protect) the environment?
    you (do)?

    If you … (have) a child, how … you If you … (be) the mayor of this
    (bring) him/her up? town, what … you (promise)
    young people to get their votes?

    If you … (be) a teacher, how … What … (happen) if you … (fail)


    you (behave) with your students? English this year?

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