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conditional sentences: mixed types

conditional sentences: mixed types. I ’ ve hung out the clothes. It ’ s lovely and sunny; if it stay like this they be dry in a couple of hours. French is essential in this job. All the secretaries speak it. If they not know French they not understand half the callers.

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conditional sentences: mixed types

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  1. conditional sentences: mixed types • I’ve hung out the clothes. It’s lovely and sunny; if it stay like this they be dry in a couple of hours. • French is essential in this job. All the secretaries speak it. If they not know French they not understand half the callers. • How did you do in the car rally? - We came in last actually; but only because we got lost. If we not get lost we come in somewhere in the middle. We certainly not be last. • I wasn’t really surprised that we got lost because I knew that the navigator couldn’t map read. - But if you know why you take him as navigator? • This flat would be all right if the people above us not be so noisy.

  2. conditional sentences: mixed types • I’ve hung out the clothes. It’s lovely and sunny; if it stays like this they willbe dry in a couple of hours. • French is essential in this job. All the secretaries speak it. If they didn’t know French they wouldn’t understand half the callers. • How did you do in the car rally? - We came in last actually; but only because we got lost. If we hadn’t got lost we would have come in somewhere in the middle. We certainly wouldn’t have been last. • I wasn’t really surprised that we got lost because I knew that the navigator couldn’t map read. - But if you had known why did you take him as navigator? • This flat would be all right if the people above us weren’t so noisy.

  3. conditional sentences: mixed types • If you had a carpet on the stairs … • If you should see a snake …! • If I lived in the country …. • If you want to get to the station in time to catch the 8.10 train …. • She is simply terrified of rats. If she hears the rats running round your attic …!

  4. conditional sentences: mixed types • If you had a carpet on the stairs you wouldn’t make noise walking up and down. • If you should see a snake call the ranger immediately! • If I lived in the country I’d be a lot less stressed. • If you want to get to the station in time to catch the 8.10 train you’ll have to leave home by 7.30 at the latest. • She is simply terrified of rats. If she hears the rats running round your attic she’ll scream!

  5. conditional sentences: mixed types • When he left school he became a fisherman. His family didn’t like it at all. They be much happier if he become a greengrocer like his father. • They still say that if he go into the greengrocery business when he left school he be comfortably well off now instead of being poor. • The headmaster decided that Peter was the culprit and expelled him from the school. A more intelligent man realize that Peter couldn’t have been guilty. • But I blame the real culprit even more. If he admit his guilt Peter not be expelled. • Be careful about the time. If you spend too much time on the first question you not have enough time to finish the test.

  6. conditional sentences: mixed types • When he left school he became a fisherman. His family didn’t like it at all. They would have been much happier if he had become a greengrocer like his father. • They still say that if he had gone into the greengrocery business when he left school he would be comfortably well off now instead of being poor. • The headmaster decided that Peter was the culprit and expelled him from the school. A more intelligent man would have realized that Peter couldn’t have been guilty. • But I blame the real culprit even more. If he had admitted his guilt Peter wouldn’t have been expelled. • Be careful about the time. If you spend too much time on the first question you won’t have enough time to finish the test.

  7. conditional sentences: mixed types • They would have paid you more … • If you don’t boil the milk before you drink it … • He expected absolute punctuality. He was furious if … • We could have got seats … • If you breathe a word of this to anybody …

  8. conditional sentences: mixed types • They would have paid you more if you had done the job with more care. • If you don’t boil the milk before you drink it you might get sick. • He expected absolute punctuality. He was furious if anyone arrived late. • We could have got seats if you had booked earlier. • If you breathe a word of this to anybody I’ll never speak to you again!

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