Conditional Sentences with If Clauses
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Francisco Velásquez
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Conditional sentences with if clauses
Conditional sentences have two parts or clauses that give a condition in the dependent clause and a result in the independent clause. The condition clause usually contains an if statement.
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"If you get a high-paying job, your friend might ask you for a loan"
In this sentence, we have two clauses.
The if clause (CONDITION)
"If you get a high-paying job, ..."
and the dependent clauses (CONSEQUENCE).
"your friends might ask you for a loan."
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The clause "If you get a high-paying job, ..." is a possible situation, it may happen one day.
The rest of the conversation "your friends might ask you for a loan." is a consequence of getting a high paying job.
Your friends might ask you for a loan if you get a high-paying job.
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If + simple present sentence + , + subject + will/won't + verb + complement + .
If you eat candy , you will gain weight .
Rules
If + simple present sentence + , + subject + may/might + verb + complement + .
If you eat candy , you might gain weight .
If + simple present sentence + , + subject + will be able to/ will have to + verb + complement + .
If you save money , you will be able to travel .
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Multiple Choice
If you eat less fast food,
you may not learn to speak fluently.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
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Multiple Choice
If you walk to work every day,
you may not learn to speak fluently.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
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Multiple Choice
If you don't study regularly,
you may not learn to speak fluently.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
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Multiple Choice
If you travel abroad,
you may not learn to speak fluently.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
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Multiple Choice
If you cange jobs,
you won't be able to stay awake in class.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you may not like it better than your old one.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
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Multiple Choice
If you don't get enough sleep,
you won't be able to stay awake in class.
you might feel a lot healthier.
you may not like it better than your old one.
you'll be able to experience a new culture.
Conditional sentences with if clauses
Conditional sentences have two parts or clauses that give a condition in the dependent clause and a result in the independent clause. The condition clause usually contains an if statement.
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