Conditional Sentences (0 & 1)

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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We (visit) the museum if we (have) enough time.

• We will visit the museum if we have enough time.

• We won't visit the museum if we have enough time.

• We will visit the museum if we had no time.

• We will visited the museum if we have enough time.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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If you (not clean) your room, your mom (be) upset.

• If you don’t clean your room, your mom being upset.

• If you don’t clean your room, your mom won't be upset.

• If you don’t clean your room, your mom will be upset.

• If you didn't clean your room, your mom will be upset.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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If we (not book) the table now, we (not get) seats.

• If we don’t book the table now, we will get seats.

• If we don’t book the table now, we won’t get seats.

• If we can't book the table now, we won’t get seats.

• If we didn't book the table now, we won’t get seats.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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You (can find) parking easily if you (arrive) early.

• You will find parking easily if you arrive early.

• You will be able to find parking easily if you arrived early.

• You will be able to find parking easily if you arrive early.

• You will be able to find parking easily if you will arrive early.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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He (can travel) abroad if he (get) a visa.

• He will be able to travel abroad if he gets a visa.

• He won't be able to travel abroad if he gets a visa.

• He will travel abroad if he gets a visa.

• He will be able to travel abroad if he got a visa.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 0

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Plants (die) if they (not / get) enough water.

• Plants die if they don’t get enough water.

• Plants die if they didn't get enough water.

• Plants die if they can't get enough water.

• Plants die if they hadn't get enough water.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 0

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If salt (dissolve) in water, it (disappear).

• If salt dissolves in water, it can't disappears.

• If salt dissolves in water, it disappears.

• If salt can dissolve in water, it disappears.

• If salt dissolves in water, it will disappear.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 0

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If you (not / water) flowers, they (wilt).

• If you doesn't water flowers, they don't wilt.

• If you don’t water flowers, they will wilt.

• If you don’t water flowers, they wilt.

• If you can't water flowers, they wilt.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 0

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If sugar (be) in hot tea, it (dissolve) quickly.

• If sugar is in hot tea, it will dissolve quickly.

• If sugar will being hot tea, it dissolve quickly.

• If sugar is in hot tea, it dissolves quickly.

• If sugar will be in hot tea, it dissolves quickly.

CONDITIONAL SENTENCES – TYPE 1

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I (can fix) your computer if you (bring) it tomorrow.

• I will be able to fix your computer if you bring it tomorrow.

• I will be able to fix your computer if you will bring it tomorrow.

• I will fix your computer if you bring it tomorrow.

• I will fix your computer if you brings it tomorrow.