1If you help Rani, she ............... the exam.
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The first conditional uses "will pass" for a likely future result.
2Unless you ............... her, she will fail the test.
Wrong!
After "unless" in a real future condition, use the present simple "help".
3If Samuel ............... me, I will go to his place.
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The first conditional uses the present simple "invites" in the if-clause.
4If she arrived now, we ............... her.
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The second conditional uses "could meet" for an unreal present possibility.
5If she ............... her money wisely, she wouldn’t be broke now.
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The second conditional uses the past simple "spent" for an unreal present condition.
6If I ............... his phone number, I would call him.
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The second conditional uses the past simple "knew" for an unreal present condition.
7If you come home, I ............... you.
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The first conditional uses "will protect" for a likely future result.
8If you ............... to my advice, you would not have been in trouble.
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The third conditional uses the past perfect "had listened" in the if-clause.
9If they ............... us, we would have been in trouble.
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The third conditional uses the past perfect "had seen" in the if-clause.
10If you ............... respect, you get respect.
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The zero conditional uses the present simple "give" for a general truth.
11If she recognized you, why ............... she say "hi"?
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The past-tense question needs the auxiliary "didn’t" before the base verb.
12If you stop talking, I ............... the news.
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In this real present/future condition, "can listen to" shows the result that is possible.
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- If you help Rani, she will pass the exam.
- Unless you help her, she will fail the test.
- If Samuel invites me, I will go to his place.
- If she arrived now, we could meet her.
- If she spent her money wisely, she wouldn’t be broke now.
- If I knew his phone number, I would call him.
- If you come home, I will protect you.
- If you had listened to my advice, you would not have been in trouble.
- If they had seen us, we would have been in trouble.
- If you give respect, you get respect.
- If she recognized you, why didn’t she say “hi”?
- If you stop talking, I can listen to the news.