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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English: 1. Type 1 conditional sentences refer to possible present or future situations and use "if + present tense, present tense". 2. Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unlikely present or future situations and use "if + past tense, conditional tense". 3. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to impossible past situations and use "if + past perfect, conditional perfect". The summary provides a concise overview of the three types of conditional sentences covered in the document.

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English: 1. Type 1 conditional sentences refer to possible present or future situations and use "if + present tense, present tense". 2. Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unlikely present or future situations and use "if + past tense, conditional tense". 3. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to impossible past situations and use "if + past perfect, conditional perfect". The summary provides a concise overview of the three types of conditional sentences covered in the document.

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    3-5-7 Conditional Sentences

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    The document discusses three types of conditional sentences in English: 1. Type 1 conditional sentences refer to possible present or future situations and use "if + present tense, present tense". 2. Type 2 conditional sentences refer to unlikely present or future situations and use "if + past tense, conditional tense". 3. Type 3 conditional sentences refer to impossible past situations and use "if + past perfect, conditional perfect". The summary provides a concise overview of the three types of conditional sentences covered in the document.

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    Conditional sentences

    If 1: có thể xr ở HT, TL

    Vd: if you water the plants, they will not die. -> Should you water the plants, they will not die

    If + SV(s/es) , S + will/can/may + Vo -> Should + V + Vo, S + will/can/may + Vo

    If 2: không thể xr ở HT

    VD:

    if I traveled to America, I would invite Trump to have a coffee. -> Were I TO travel to A, …

    If I were you, I would learn E. -> Were I you, …

    If + SV (2/ed) , S + would/could/might + V0 -> (có tobe) -> Were S…, …..

     (ko tobe) -> Were S TO V…, …

    If 3: không thật ở QK

    VD:

    if I had gone to class yesterday, I would have met you. -> Had you gone to ….,

    IF + S + had V3/ed, S + would/could/might have V3/ed -> Had + S + V3/ed…, ….

    Unless you water the plants, they will die

    -< if you don’t water the plants, …

    No one / someone

    Cannot / will not

    1. If you share a room with someone, you will not have much privacy.

    2. Unless the company pay back in time, It can go bankrupt

    3. If you become a resident in a community, you should participate in some community activities.

    4. If you study with others, you can easily get distracted.

    5. If parents keep dealing with problems which their children cause, children will not learn the
    responsibility.

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