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Future Real Conditional
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Future Real Conditional
Future Real Conditional Sentences
- Use future real conditional sentences to describe real condition and result that are certain.
- The If-Clause describes a real or true condition. The result clause describes the certain result.
- If I use this pen, I´ll pass the test
- If you feel lucky, ypu´ll expect good things.
- If I use this pen, I´ll pass the test
- The If-Clause describes a real or true condition. The result clause describes the certain result.
- Use future real conditional sentences to describe real condition and result that are certain.
With a Modal in the Result Clause
- You can use modals or similar expressions inthe result clause to express possibility, advice or necessity.
- If they have time tomorrow, they may go to the park.
- If you want to pass that test, you should study more.
- If they have time tomorrow, they may go to the park.
- You can use modals or similar expressions inthe result clause to express possibility, advice or necessity.
Position of the If-Clause
- The If-Clause can come at the beginning or the of the sentence. The meaning is the same.
- If she uses that pen, she´ll feel lucky.
- If she gets a good grade, she´ll be happy.
- If she uses that pen, she´ll feel lucky.
- The If-Clause can come at the beginning or the of the sentence. The meaning is the same.
Future Real Conditional Sentences with If or Unless
- You can use If or Unless in future real conditional sentences, but their meaning are very different.
- If he studies, he will pass the test.
- Unless he studies, he will fail the test.
- If he studies, he will pass the test.
- You can use If or Unless in future real conditional sentences, but their meaning are very different.
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- Mind Map on Future Real Conditional, created by Camila Diaz on 08/09/2021.
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- Camila Diaz · Sep 2021
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- Sep 8, 2021
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