IF CLAUSES

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Work done by:

Ana Beatriz Soares Nº1
Beatriz Capela Nº3
Inês Gonçalves Nº 12
25/05/2021 Rodrigo Brandão Nº18
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Type 3 If Clauses Type 1

Type 2

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⦁ For things which are always true.
⦁ Form:

If + presente simple, … presente simple

Example: If it rains, everything gets wet.

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⦁ For probable situations.
⦁ Form:

If + simple presente + future with will/modal verb + infinitive verb

Example: If I buy an iPhone, I’ll buy some cool apps.

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⦁ For improbable situations.
⦁ Form:

If + simple past + would + infinite verb

Example: If I had a lot of money, I would travel around the world.

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 Type 3
⦁ For regrets over things that did/didn´t happen in the past.
⦁ Form:

If + past perfect (had + past participle) + would + have + past participle

Example: If I had known you were coming I would have baked a cake.

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Summary table

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 Worksheet correction
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2. a)

3. a) If I go (go) out, I ‘ll (will) go (go) to the cinema.

b) If you get (get) back late, I ‘ll (will) be (be) angry.
c) If I don’t (do not) go (not/go) to bed early, I ‘ll (will) be (be) tired tomorrow.
d) I ‘ll (will) come (come), if you want (want).
e) He won’t (will not) get (not/get) a better job if he doesn´t (does not) pass (not/pass) that exam.
f) She ‘ll (will) take (take) a taxi if it rains (rain).

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