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    This document outlines three types of conditional sentences in English and provides examples of modal verbs used with each type. Type 1 conditional sentences are used to talk about possible real events in the present or future using modal verbs like "should", "may", or "might". Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely present events using modal verbs like "could" or "might" followed by a simple past verb. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely past events using modal verbs like "could", "might", or "would" followed by the past perfect verb form.

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    This document outlines three types of conditional sentences in English and provides examples of modal verbs used with each type. Type 1 conditional sentences are used to talk about possible real events in the present or future using modal verbs like "should", "may", or "might". Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely present events using modal verbs like "could" or "might" followed by a simple past verb. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely past events using modal verbs like "could", "might", or "would" followed by the past perfect verb form.

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    Câu Điều Kiện

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    This document outlines three types of conditional sentences in English and provides examples of modal verbs used with each type. Type 1 conditional sentences are used to talk about possible real events in the present or future using modal verbs like "should", "may", or "might". Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely present events using modal verbs like "could" or "might" followed by a simple past verb. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to unreal or unlikely past events using modal verbs like "could", "might", or "would" followed by the past perfect verb form.

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    TYPE MAIN CLAUSE IF - CLAUSE

    will
    can
    1. Real in the present / should + V0
    Present simple
    future may/ might
    Present simple: chỉ sự thật,
    quy luật hoặc thói quen.
    would
    2. Unreal in the present could + V0 Past simple
    might
    would
    Past perfect
    3. Unreal in the past could + have + V3
    (had + V 3)
    might

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