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    1. The document discusses different types of conditional sentences in English including: Type I with present or future implications, Type II with unreal past implications, and Type III with unreal past implications involving the past perfect. 2. It provides examples of conditional sentences for each type, and then asks the reader to complete additional conditional sentences by selecting the correct verb form. 3. The sentences cover topics like watching a football match, getting a job, missing the bus, trying harder to reach goals, buying shoes, being surprised by an answer, listening to the radio or not falling over a chair, coming to a party, washing feet, and reading a newspaper.

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    1. The document discusses different types of conditional sentences in English including: Type I with present or future implications, Type II with unreal past implications, and Type III with unreal past implications involving the past perfect. 2. It provides examples of conditional sentences for each type, and then asks the reader to complete additional conditional sentences by selecting the correct verb form. 3. The sentences cover topics like watching a football match, getting a job, missing the bus, trying harder to reach goals, buying shoes, being surprised by an answer, listening to the radio or not falling over a chair, coming to a party, washing feet, and reading a newspaper.

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    1. The document discusses different types of conditional sentences in English including: Type I with present or future implications, Type II with unreal past implications, and Type III with unreal past implications involving the past perfect. 2. It provides examples of conditional sentences for each type, and then asks the reader to complete additional conditional sentences by selecting the correct verb form. 3. The sentences cover topics like watching a football match, getting a job, missing the bus, trying harder to reach goals, buying shoes, being surprised by an answer, listening to the radio or not falling over a chair, coming to a party, washing feet, and reading a newspaper.

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    1. The document discusses different types of conditional sentences in English including: Type I with present or future implications, Type II with unreal past implications, and Type III with unreal past implications involving the past perfect. 2. It provides examples of conditional sentences for each type, and then asks the reader to complete additional conditional sentences by selecting the correct verb form. 3. The sentences cover topics like watching a football match, getting a job, missing the bus, trying harder to reach goals, buying shoes, being surprised by an answer, listening to the radio or not falling over a chair, coming to a party, washing feet, and reading a newspaper.

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    Conditional sentences

    Conditional Sentences Type I

    1. If you (go) __________


    go out with your friends tonight, I (watch) __________
    will watch
    the football match on TV.
    get
    2. I (earn) __________ a lot of money if I (get) __________ that job.
    may earn

    3. If she (hurry / not) __________,


    don't hurry
    we (miss) __________
    will miss the bus.

    Conditional Sentences Type II

    1. If he (try) tried
    __________ harder, he (reach) would
    __________
    reach his goals.
    2. I (buy) __________
    would bought these shoes if they (fit) __________.
    don't fit me

    3. It (surprise / not) __________


    would surprised me if he (know / not) __________
    doesn't know the answer.

    Conditional Sentences Type III

    1. If we (listen) __________
    had listened to the radio, we (hear) would
    __________
    have heard
    the news.
    2. If you (switch) had
    __________
    switched on the lights, you (fall / not) __________
    wouldn't
    over the chair.
    have fell out

    3. She (come) __________ to our party if she (be / not) __________ on holiday.
    had came wouldn't have wasn't

    Choose the correct verb and conjugate it properly to complete the next conditional sentences.

    not/to not/to not/to


    to give to be to read To listen to visit to fall to use
    find take dry out

    1. If they ____________
    would have been
    carefully, they might hear the woodpecker.
    2. If I had lain down on the sofa, I __________________________
    would have fallen
    asleep.
    3. Susan could have worked as a model if she would
    ________________
    have listened the
    taller.
    4. The soil ______________________ if you water the plants regularly.
    wouldn't have dried

    5. If you ___________
    would have given
    the young boy this stick, he'd hurt himself.
    6. We ____________________
    wouldn't have taken
    the wrong tram if Ronaldo had asked the policewoman.
    7. If the cat hides in the tree, the dog wouldn't
    __________________
    have listened it.
    8. The students would have solved the problem if they ______________
    don't use
    their textbooks.
    9. If he washed his feet more often, his girlfriend ________________
    would have visited
    him more often.
    10. Max ________________
    would read
    the newspaper if he went by train.

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