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This course covers all the conditional sentences of English which make use of If, Should, Unless, Otherwise, Or, if it were not for, But for, etc. This course will clear all the doubts of learners regarding the usage of above mentioned words in the conditional sentences.

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Use of if in Conditional sentences. When we talk about the General Truths then the conditional sentence will be of the form - If you heat (simple present) the ice, it melts (simple present).

Conditional Sentences using 'If'- Type 1

When we talk about the events which are real and possible in present or future then the conditional sentences we use are of the form : If you have (simple present) money, you will (future) buy me a mobile.

Conditional Sentences using 'If'- Type 2

When we talk about the hypothetical conditions which are not possible now and anytime then we use sentences having general form as : If this happened (Action-2nd form), that would also happen.

Conditional Sentences using 'If'- Type 3

When we talk about hypothetical conditions of the past and their probable results in the past using 'if', then the general form which we use is - If it had rained(Had Action-3rd form), you would have got wet.

Conditional Sentences using 'If'- Type 4

Use of 'When' in the conditional sentences and use of 'As soon as' in the conditional sentences.

Conditional Sentences with 'When' and 'As soon as'

You will not pass the test unless you study hard, You would not pass unless you studied hard, You would not have passed the test unless you had studied hard

Conditional sentences with 'unless'

Had I known you were staying there, I would have come to meet you ; Should it rain, there will be no picnic today

Conditional sentences with 'had' & 'should'

Were I you, I would not allow him to go ; Electricity supply will be continuous provided that the bills are paid ; You can play here as long as you don't create a mess

Conditional sentences with 'were, provided that & as long as'

Supposing you won this competition, what would you do?, You have got to start studying or you will fail all those exams, You should start studying otherwise you will fail all those exams

Conditional sentences with 'supposing, or & otherwise'

But for your intelligence, I would not have solved that question ; If it weren't for Raj, we would not know how to open this box ; I will let you go only if you tell the truth ; What if I learn English?

Conditional sentences with 'but for, if it weren't for, only if & what if'

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Conditional Sentences using 'If'- Type 1

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Conditional Sentences with 'When' and 'As soon as'

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