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Conditional Sentences

The document explains different types of conditional sentences in English, categorized into Type 0 (general truths), Type 1 (real possibilities), Type 2 (unreal or imaginary situations), Type 3 (unreal past conditions), and mixed conditionals. Each type is illustrated with examples and exercises for practice. The exercises encourage the application of the rules for forming conditional sentences.

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Conditional Sentences

The document explains different types of conditional sentences in English, categorized into Type 0 (general truths), Type 1 (real possibilities), Type 2 (unreal or imaginary situations), Type 3 (unreal past conditions), and mixed conditionals. Each type is illustrated with examples and exercises for practice. The exercises encourage the application of the rules for forming conditional sentences.

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Conditional sentences

Type 0: General Truths(100%可能會發生。真理,常識)

• If you heat ice, it ______ (melt).

• Plants die if they ______ (not get) enough water.

Type 1: Real Possibility in the Present or Future(50%可能會發生)

• If it rains tomorrow, we ______ (stay) at home.

• She will be late if she ______ (not hurry).

Type 2: Unreal or Imaginary in the Present or Future(很小概率發生,可視為不可能發生)

• If I were you, I ______ (study) harder.

• He would buy a new car if he ______ (have) enough money.

Type 3: Unreal in the Past(過去不真實的事,過去條件)

• If you had told me earlier, I ______ (help) you.

• She wouldn't have missed the train if she ______ (get) up earlier.

Mixed Conditionals

• If I had studied harder in the past, I ______ (be) better at this subject now.

• If he were more careful, he ______ (not have) that accident last week.
Exercises for you

1. If you ______ (forget) to lock the door, someone might break in.

2. If she works (work) hard ten years ago, she ______(achieve) her goals, but she didn’t.

3. If they ______ (not invite) us, we won't go to their party.

4. If it ______ (be) cold outside, you should wear a warm coat.

5. If he ______ (come) to the meeting late, he will miss the important information.

6. If we ______ (not take) an umbrella, we'll get wet in the rain.

7. If you ______ (not study) for the exam, you may fail.

8. If she had time, she ______ (visit) her grandparents more often.

9. If I ______ (be) at home tomorrow, I'll clean the house.

10. If they ______ (know) the truth, they would be very angry.

11. If you left your bike unlocked, it ______(steal).

12. If he ______ (not be) careful, he would have made a lot of mistakes.

13. If we ______ (go) on a trip, we'll take lots of photos.

14. If she ______ (listen) to her parents, she would avoid many problems.

15. If he ______ (be) more careful, he ______ (not break) the vase. (Type3)

16. If you ______ (not follow) the rules, you'll be punished.

17. If they ____ (not miss) the flight, they ______ (arrive) on time for the meeting. (Type3)

18. If we aren’t hurry (not hurry), we ______ (miss) the last bus.

19. If she ______ (finish) her work early, she can go home.

20. If I ______ (find) a wallet on the street, I'll take it to the police.

21. If they ______ (not stop) making noise, the neighbors will be annoyed.

22. If she ______ (have) a better memory, she ____ (not forget) important dates. (Type2)

23. If he ______ (have) a car, he would drive to work.


24. If we ______ (not water) the plants, they die.

25. If she ______ (go) to the concert, she'll enjoy the music.

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