Types of conditionals
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Round 1: ZERO CONDITIONAL
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Round 1: ZERO CONDITIONAL
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If / teeth / , / you / cavities
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When / cigarettes / , / health suffers
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Round 2: FIRST CONDITIONAL
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Round 2: FIRST CONDITIONAL
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If / , / you / better
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If / set your mind to / , / achieve it
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Round 3: SEC. CONDITIONAL
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Round 3: SECOND CONDITIONAL
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If / dollars / , / go / moon
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If / owned / , / might / animals / more
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Round 4: THIRD CONDITIONAL
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Round 4: THIRD CONDITIONAL
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If / told / ride / , / earlier
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If / house / , / could / gone / movies
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The End: FINAL RESULTS
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Round 2: FIRST CONDITIONAL
Round 1: ZERO CONDITIONAL
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Round 4: THIRD CONDITIONAL
Round 3: SEC. CONDITIONAL
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Zero Conditional Structure
If + present simple + , + present simple
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Third Conditional Structure
If + past perfect + , + would have / could have
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Sec. Conditional Structure
If + past simple + , + would / might
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First Conditional Structure
If + present simple + , + future simple
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If / don't brush / teeth / , / you / cavities
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When / people / cigarettes / , / health suffers
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If / rest / , / you / better
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If / set your mind to / a goal / , / achieve it
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If / inherited / billion dollars / go / moon
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If / owned / zoo / , / might / let people interact / animals / more
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If / told me / needed / ride / , / left / earlier
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If / cleaned / house / , / could / gone / movies
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If you don’t brush your teeth, you get cavities.
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When people smoke cigarettes, their health suffers.
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If you had told me you needed a ride, I would have left earlier.
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If I had cleaned the house, I could have gone to the movies.
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If I inherited a billion dollars, I would go to the moon.
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If I owned a zoo, I might let people interact with the animals more.
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If you rest, you will feel better.
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If you set your mind to a goal, you will achieve it.
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