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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences and provides examples of each type. It also provides examples of the correct use of "another" versus "other" and exercises involving correcting conditional sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences and provides examples of each type. It also provides examples of the correct use of "another" versus "other" and exercises involving correcting conditional sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of conditional sentences and provides examples of each type. It also provides examples of the correct use of "another" versus "other" and exercises involving correcting conditional sentences.

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    Conditional Sentence

    1. Type 0
    If we boil water in 100 degree Celsius, it
    escapes as steam.

    2. Type 1
    If she wants (present simple/V1) to study
    tonight, she will call (modal present/will can
    may shall must have to has to + Vbase) you.

    3. Type 2
    If Linda were (past simple/V2) here, she
    would know (modal past/would could might
    should must had to + Vbase) what to do.
    Fact: Linda is not here, she doesn’t know
    what to do.
    Were Linda here, she would know what to
    do.
    4. Type 3
    If she had wanted (past perfect/had + V3) to
    study tonight, she would have called (modal
    perfect/would + have + V3) you.
    Had she wanted to study tonight, she would
    have called you.
    Fact: She didn’t want to study tonight, she
    didn’t call you.

    Another -> an other -> one other:


    1. I have a pen. I need another pen. ->
    adjective
    2. I have a pen. I need another. -> adverb

    Other:
    1. We have some pencils. We need other
    pencils.
    2. We have some pencils. We need others.
    The other:
    1. I have 3 markers. One is red. Another is
    blue. The other is black.
    2. I have 4 markers. One is red. Another is
    blue. The others are black.

    Exercise 3
    1. If they … time at the weekend, they will
    come to see us.
    a. Having
    b. Had
    c. Have
    d. Has
    2. If I … you a secret, you would be sure to leak
    it.
    a. tell
    b. told
    c. telling
    d. will tell

    3. The professor … grade the essays if he has


    time
    a. Would
    b. Will be
    c. Will
    d. Would be
    4. Martha Graham built her repertory, her own
    language seemed to shut out all … kinds.
    a. other.
    b. another.
    c. others.
    d. the other.

    5. If she … not lost the ticket, she would have


    gone to the concert.
    a. Has
    b. Have
    c. Had
    d. Had been
    6. If you … a lighter jacket, the car driver would
    have seen you earlier.
    a. worn.
    b. wear.
    c. wore.
    d. had worn.

    7. If your brother … here, he … us with this


    works.
    a. is – would help.
    b. was – will help.
    c. were – will help.
    d. were – would help.
    8. In … cases valued buildings have been
    rehabilitated and returned to economic
    productivity.
    a. another.
    b. other.
    c. others.
    d. the other.

    9. Fortunately you assisted to push the car. If


    you hadn’t helped him, he … with you.
    a. will get angry.
    b. would have gotten angry.
    c. should angry.
    d. would get angry.
    10. Similarly, in coastal regions where rivers
    dilute the sea salinity is somewhat lower than
    in another other oceanic areas.

    11. If windows is are open in the building, some


    of the inside air will be rush out through them.

    12. If the oxygen supply in the atmosphere is


    were not replenished by plants, it would soon
    be exhausted.

    13. If the driver in front has had not stopped so


    suddenly, the accident would not have
    happened.
    14. A founded bacterium would be just about
    the size of a pinhead, if you enlarged it a
    thousand times.
    15. Amelia Earhart would have continued to
    seek new adventures and records to break if
    she has had not died at the age of 39.

    16. If the students are is late to submit the


    scholarship application to the board, they will
    not be listed as candidates

    17. You would getting the job if you were not


    late to the interview.

    18. If antibiotics had not been discovered,


    maggot therapy will would have been more
    popular.

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