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You __________ if you improved your diet. (MIGHT)
You MIGHT FEEL MORE ENERGETIC if you improved your diet.
What words could replace "will" to make this conditional sound like making a suggestion or giving advice?
can / could / would / should / might
Complete this mixed conditional sentence: "If the goalkeeper was better...
eg: "If the goalkeeper were better, he would have stopped the ball"
Use a mixed conditional sentence related to this image
eg: "If they had prepared better, they wouldn't be lost now"
Say a conditional sentence using "If it wasn't / weren't for" or "If it hadn't been for".
*open answer*
Why use "If it weren't / wasn't for" and "If it hadn't been for" in a conditional sentence?
To say that one situation is dependent on another situation or person.
Express this sentence using a conditional with "If it were / was not for"
If it were / was not for the smoke, I would not have seen the fire.
If __________ Anthony's help, I would have failed. (IT)
If IT HADN'T BEEN FOR Anthony's help, I would have failed.
People would most likely be happier if __________ on the internet. (TO)
People would most likely be happier if THEY WERE TO SPEND LESS TIME on the internet.
How can you make this sentence even more polite?
"If you WOULD kindly wait..."
Is this sentence correct? (explain)
It's correct! You can use "will" after "if" to make polite requests.
How can you create an inversion with this second conditional sentence to make it refer to imaginary future situations?
WERE people TO consume less, the environment would improve.
How can you create an inversion with this first conditional sentence to make this sentence more formal?
SHOULD need help, contact me.
Is this sentence correct? (Explain)
It's correct! It's using an inversion: "If I had known..." becomes "Had I known..."
Knowing about / considering something =
 
given
 
on condition that
 
provided that
 
if
It's best we don't go __________ it's going to rain tomorrow. (GIVEN)
It's best we don't go OUT / ANYWHERE, GIVEN (THAT) it's going to rain tomorrow.
Use a third conditional sentence related to this GIF
eg: If he hadn't been riding his bike so fast, he wouldn't have fallen off.
Which of these phrases does NOT mean the same as "only if" ?
 
given
 
provided / providing (that)
 
as / so long as
 
on condition that
__________ follow my instructions, you won't have any problems. (AS)
AS LONG AS YOU follow my instructions, you won't have any problems.
You might actually enjoy studying English. _____, you could consider becoming an English teacher.
 
If so
 
If
 
Only if
 
Otherwise
If I __________ have a job now. (LEFT)
If I HAD NOT LEFT SCHOOL, I WOULD have a job now.
What's the missing word?
otherwise / or
What word can you use in a conditional sentence to mean the same as "if ... not" or "except if" ?
unless


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