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Real Conditionals




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Real Conditionals
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1. Write sentences using a clause from column A and a clause from column B, you must add IF where necessary (do not change the order of the clauses):
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Example:
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Remember! When the 'if' clause is placed in the first position, the clauses�are separated by a comma.
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�� If his mother doesn�t buy him popcorn, Tom doesn�t like going to to cinema.
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�1)my boss sends me to Japan���������������������������������� the plane experiences turbulence.

�2)they are going to build a new stadium���������������������� send help.

�3)Jonathan prefers to sit on the window seat������������������I must.

�4)I will only do it������������������������������������������ they will miss the train.

�5)the girls won't enjoy the picnic��������������������������� she doesn't button up her coat.

�6)Oliver and Greta don't arrive in the next five minutes����� you don't mind the aisle.

�7)Janice could catch a cold�����������������������������������I refuse to buy season tickets.

�8)I don't return in 30 minutes��������������������������������you give them your address.

�9)the goverment will send you the lottery money���������������I'll try sushi.

10)please, return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts������you don�t come.

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2. Rewrite the following using 'unless' so that it means exactly the same as the sentence given:
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1)She won't go if Kim doesn't go as well.
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2)Keira reminded me that if we don't return the DVDs to the rental shop today, we will have to pay extra.
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3)If Al starts going to the gym, he can become a policeman.
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4)Only if you study hard, will you pass your university exams.
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5)Rosemary's son cleans your car if you pay him 25�.
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