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    The document discusses conditional sentences in English grammar. It defines a "Type 1 Conditional" as using the present or future tense to refer to a real or possible present/future situation. A Type 1 Conditional contains an "if" clause in the simple present tense and a main clause in the simple future tense to indicate a possible condition and probable outcome, such as "If it rains today, you will get wet."

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    The document discusses conditional sentences in English grammar. It defines a "Type 1 Conditional" as using the present or future tense to refer to a real or possible present/future situation. A Type 1 Conditional contains an "if" clause in the simple present tense and a main clause in the simple future tense to indicate a possible condition and probable outcome, such as "If it rains today, you will get wet."

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    Conditional: Natalia Melissa Tar Azona Caro 5

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    The document discusses conditional sentences in English grammar. It defines a "Type 1 Conditional" as using the present or future tense to refer to a real or possible present/future situation. A Type 1 Conditional contains an "if" clause in the simple present tense and a main clause in the simple future tense to indicate a possible condition and probable outcome, such as "If it rains today, you will get wet."

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    C ON D I TI ON A L

    ME LIS S A TA RAZ O NA CARO


    NATALIA

    G5
    PUBLIC ACCOUNTIN
    CONDITIONAL 1

    • TYPE 1 CONDITIONAL" :
    IS USED TO REFER TO THE PRESENT OR FUTURE WHEN THE SITUATION IS REAL.
    TYPE 1 CONDITIONAL REFERS TO A POSSIBLE CONDITION AND ITS PROBABLE
    OUTCOME. IN THESE SENTENCES, THE "IF" CLAUSE ADOPTS THE "SIMPLE PRESENT"
    AND THE MAIN PROPOSITION THE "SIMPLE FUTURE".
    EXAMPLES
    Proposición "if" Proposición principal

    If + simple present simple future

    If this thing happens that thing will happen.

    If you don't hurry you will miss the train.

    If it rains today you will get wet.

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