Task 2

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TASK 2

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

Conditional Sentence Type 1

· If I eat some apples, I will be satisfied.

· If I make a cake, I will give it to you.

· If I read this book, I will understand its content.

· I will get good score, if I study hard.

· I will be happy, if I buy the clothes.

· I will sleep at 9, if I feel sleepy.

· If I tidy up my bedroom, it won’t be mussy.

· If I call you, you won’t go from this library.

· If I don’t go to the cinema, I will stay at home with my family.

· If I don’t open the door, you will stand up in front of my home.

Conditional Sentence Type 2

· If you asked me to leave you, I would do it.

· If I brought my dictionary, I would lend you.

· If I were you, I would go back at home.

· I would pay your flower, if I brought my wallet.

· I would accompany you to the bookstore, if you asked me.

· I would come here, if you invited me.

· If I didn’t buy the bag, I would be regret.

· If I didn’t stay at home, I would be wet because of rain.

· I wouldn’t be late to go to campus, if I got up at 5.

· I wouldn’t turn on the fan, if the weather were cold.

Conditional Sentence Type 3

· If I had met you, I would have called you.

· If I had joined with your group, I would have done the assignment with you.

· If I had gotten money from my mother, I would have treated you.

· I would have turned on radio, if you hadn’t done assignment.

· You would have won last competition, if you had worked hard.

· You would have returned her book, if you had known her address.

· If you had gone to my house, I wouldn’t have watched film to cinema.

· If you had ironed your clothes, it wouldn’t have been untidy.

· I wouldn’t have watched television, if you had come to my house.

· I wouldn’t have been late to the party, if you had picked me up.

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