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e.g.
If I see Tracy, I will give her her pen.
I will give Tracy her pen if I see Tracy.
*use un less instead of if... not in the if-clause of Type 1 cond itio nals.
(note that: the verb is always in the affirmative after unless.)
General If the temperature fal ls below 0°C, water tu rns int o ice.
truth
Type 1 If + present simple, present future/imperative Real – likely to happen in the present or
perfect, present continuous, can/may/might/must/should/c future
Real present perfect, present ould
present perfect continuous
+ bare infinitive
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Conditional Sentences
*Replac ing if
• provided
e.g. You can see Miss Leung provided you have an appointment.
• providing that
e.g. We will start our meeting providing Mary comes on time.
• as long as
• assuming (that)
• on condition (that)
• on the assumption (that)
• supposing (that)
• unless
• with the condition (that)
*Omitt ing if
當 if 在 if-clause 中被省去,
主詞(subject)及 auxiliary verb (should (Type 1), were (Type 2), had (Type 3))則應倒置.
e.g.
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