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    Conditionals are clauses beginning with "if" that describe possible results or hypothetical situations. They use different verb tenses and can express real possibilities in the present or future, unreal possibilities in the present or past, or things that always occur under certain circumstances. The document provides examples of the first, second, third, and zero conditional structures.

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    Conditionals are clauses beginning with "if" that describe possible results or hypothetical situations. They use different verb tenses and can express real possibilities in the present or future, unreal possibilities in the present or past, or things that always occur under certain circumstances. The document provides examples of the first, second, third, and zero conditional structures.

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    USE CONDITIONALS IN

    EXPRESSING ARGUMENTS.
    WHAT ARE
    CONDITIONALS IN
    ENGLISH GRAMMAR?
    •Conditionals are sometimes called
    “if clauses”.
    •They describe the result of something that
    might happen (in the present or future) or
    might have happened but didn’t (in the
    past). They are made using different
    English verb tenses. LESSON IS
    HERE
    USE CONDITIONALS IN
    EXPRESSING ARGUMENTS
    A. Present or Future Real Conditional (First Conditional)

    •What is your mother’s reaction if


    you will come home late?
    B. Present Unreal Conditional
    (Second Conditional)
    •What would you buy if you win the lottery.
    C. Past Unreal Conditional (Third Conditional)

    •What would have happened if you had


    worked harder in your examination?
    D. Present Real Conditional
    (Zero-Type conditional)

    •What happens when you heat ice?

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