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Inversion in Conditionals - Exercises
Inversion in Conditionals
1. Invert the following Conditionals.
2. Complete with the appropriate conditionals (0/ I / II or III).
3. Choose the correct answer
Zero Conditionals
- The zero conditional describes situations that are always true.
- ‘ If ‘ can be replaced by when or whenever without changing the meaning of a given sentence.
- the ‘if’ clause in the present simple
and - the main clause in the present simple.
Form
The zero conditional is made up of two present simple verbs:
Examples
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Other Forms
Apart from the basic forms (the present simple in the main clause and the if clause),
we can use other verb forms in the zero conditional sentences:
(a modal verb in the main clause)
(an imperative in the main clause)
Note
‘ If ‘ is the most frequent expression in the if clauses, but other expressions are also possible. even if, provided (that), unless, on condition (that)
MEDIATION - ALL TENSES
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- Mediation – All Tenses – MT1 Intermediate
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FUTURE PERFECT + BONUS QUIZ
The future perfect is used to describe an action that’ll be finished or something that’ll already have happened before a certain time in the future.
Form:
– Positive sentences: subject + will + have + past participle (main verb) Example: By the time the doctor arrives, I will have taken my medications.
– Negative sentences: subject + will (+not, also shorten as won’t) + have + the past participle of the main verb (in our case = taken)
Example: By the time the doctor arrives, I will not (won’t) have taken my medications.
– Yes/no -questions: will + the subject + have + past participle?
Example: By the time the doctor arrives, will she have taken my medication? (yes/no)
– Wh- tag questions: wh-tag + will + the subject + have + past participle? Example: Why will she have taken her medications by the time the doctor arrives?