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IF Clauses IF Clauses Conditionals Conditionals 1. General truths If + simple present + simple present Ex: If you add two and two you get four Note: in conditionals we use “Were” with all the subjects

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IF ClausesIF ClausesConditionalsConditionals

1. General truths

If + simple present + simple present

Ex: If you add two and two you get four

Note: in conditionals we use “Were” with all the subjects

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2. Situations that are possible, but not certain

IF + SIMPLE PRESENT + WILL (may - might)

Ex: If I find your keys, I’ll give them to you

3. Imaginary situations in the present.

IF + SIMPLE PAST + WOULD/COULD

Examples:

* If I knew her number, I would be happy* If she were here, I would be happy

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4. Imaginary situations in the past

IF + PAST PERFECT + WOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE

Examples:

* If I had seen her, I would have said hello

* She would have died in the accident if she hadn’t benn wearing her seat belt


IF clauses are in the PRESENT tense NEVER SUBJUNCTIVE.

IF clauses are in the PRESENT tense NEVER SUBJUNCTIVE.

Unit4 Conditionals: If Clauses and Wish

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Clauses and Sentence Structure Language Network Kinds of Clauses Clauses and Sentence Structure Here’s the Idea Independent Clauses Subordinate Clauses.

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PQP, PCOND Si clauses – If statements If I had friended you, I would have remembered your birthday.

PQP, PCOND Si clauses – If statements If I had friended you, I would have remembered your birthday.

1 PAY IF PAID CLAUSES A Presentation by: And Brought to You by:

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If clauses--_(_1st_and_2nd_types)

If clauses--_(_1st_and_2nd_types)

RELATIVE CLAUSES (Adjective Clauses)

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Imagina 9-3 Si clauses. Si (if) clauses express a condition or event upon which another condition or event depends. Sentences with si clauses are often.

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If, then clauses

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1) if clauses

1) if clauses

Conditionals: If Clauses and Wish

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Chapter 8 Adverbs Comparative of Adverbs Agent Nouns If-Clauses.

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Adjective and Adverb Clauses. Adjective Clauses Adjective or Adjectival Clauses Adjective clauses are dependent clauses They modify nouns or pronouns.

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Decide which type of if -clauses it is. - Risorse didattiche · PDF fileDecide which type of if -clauses it is. 1. If you are not there, we’ll wait outside the café. 2. ... (know)

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“If the State Considers”: Self-Judging Clauses in International ...

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