Useing “if” First conditional • If I run I will arrive at time • If you read the book you know the answer • If I loud you will hear me • If the shop is open You will buy somethings • If you go to

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Useing “if” First conditional • If I run I will arrive at time • If you read the book you know the answer • If I loud you will hear me • If the shop is open You will buy somethings • If you go to bed later tomorrow you will be tired Second conditional • If the dog have the wings it would fly • If you was a man you would understand me • If you have a long hair a she would make the plaits (he is bald) • If you was 18 years old you would drive the car • If you was 130 kilo you wouldn’t pass through this door. • If you swam for 2 km you would be a fish Thirt conditional • If I had studied engineering, I would have projected a bridge. • If I was borned in China I Would have used the chopsticks without problems • If I had swim when I was young I would haven’t had a problems in my back • If I hadn’t met you before I would been less happy

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Using “if”

First conditional
• If I run, I will arrive at on time
• If you read the book, you will know the answer
• If I speak (you need a verb here) louder, you will hear me
• If the shop is open, you will buy some things (I think "you will be able to buy some things", or "you can buy some things" would be better)
• If you go to bed later tomorrow, you will be tired

Second conditional
• If the dog had the wings, it would/ (could) fly
• If you were a man, you would/ (could) understand me
• If you had a long hair, a she would/ (could) plait it make the plaits (he is bald)
• If you were 18 years old, you would/ (could) drive the car
• If you were 130 kilos, you wouldn’t pass fit through this door.
• If you swam* for 2 km, you would be (like) a fish

Third conditional
• If I had studied engineering, I would have designed(?) projected a bridge.
• If I was/had been borned in China, I would have been able to use the chopsticks without problems
• If I had swum* when I was younger, I wouldn't have had a problem with my back/ OR problems with my back
• If I hadn’t met you before, I would have been less happy

*As an English speaker, I am unsure of this one myself- swim is such a horrible verb to conjugate in the past!

Very good! Just don't forget the commas when starting the next part of the clause.

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