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    Introduction To Conditionals: Worksheet: Azar: Understanding and Using English Grammar, Charts 17-5, 20-1

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    This document provides an introduction to conditionals in English grammar. It explains the different forms of conditional sentences using 'if' clauses and the tenses that can be used in the main and 'if' clauses. Examples of conditional sentences are also provided for matching the appropriate forms.

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    Worksheet: Azar: Understanding and Using English Grammar, Charts 17-5, 20-1

    Introduction to Conditionals

    1) If he tries, he will succeed. idea: present (real)


    (when he tries)

    2) If he tried, he would succeed. idea: present (unreal)


    (now) (he doesnt try)

    3) If he tried, he would have succeeded. Idea: past (unreal)


    (yesterday) (he didnt try)

    Notes: a) You may also use could or might instead of would,


    (depending on the meaning you want).

    b) Dont use will, would, would have on both sides; this usually occurs in
    informal speech. To some, this is never acceptable.

    c) You can put the if part either first or second.

    d) The verb be never has was: If I WERE


    you were
    HE WERE
    SHE WERE
    we were
    they were

    Match the following sentences:

    If I had time, I will go.


    If I had time, I would have gone.
    If I had time, I would go.

    If they find the money, they would have been rich.


    If they had found the money, they would be rich.
    If they found the money, they will be rich.

    If she changes her mind, she would be happier.


    If she changed her mind, she would have been happier.
    If she had changed her mind, she will be happier.

    I will see her if I get time off.


    I would have seen her if I got time off.
    I would see her if I had gotten time off.

    I will get it if it had fit.


    I would get it if it fits.
    I would have gotten it if it fit.

    From Grammar 5 Packet. Copyright by Edmonds Community College, Lynnwood, WA.


    Reproduced with permission.

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