0 Hi,02br 00Please tell me if my assumptions are correct.02br 001, They began asking us several months ago if we would stay. -- looks to be a type 1 conditional like "They began asking us several months ago if we 00could 00stay."02br 002. I said I would stay if I could do two shows a night.-- looks to be a type 2 conditional (unreal)02br 003. If there would be a church in this neighborhood, it would be ideal. -- looks to be a type 2 conditional (unreal)02br 004. If there were a Burnham wood in XXX, they probably would have shipped it. -- looks to be a type 2 conditional (unreal)02br 00But, this doesn't look to be any type of condtional. Or could it be a type 1 conditional?02br 00Would you pass me the paper if you have an extra one?02br 00So, is it the fact that if you have an if-clause and a clause that comes after it, it is a conditional sentence, whether in question form or sentence(?) form? 0-
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0 Hello Anonymous,02br 00Avoid using the word "01i 00would02i 00" in the "01i 00if02i 00" clause of your conditional sentences. 0-
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0 Hello Anonymous,02br 00Avoid using the word "01i 00would02i 00" in the "01i 00if02i 00" clause of your conditional sentences.
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0 Hello Anonymous,02br 00Avoid using the word "01i00would02i00" in the "01i00if02i00" clause of your conditional sentences. Use the present (type 1), simple past (type 2) or past perfect (type 3).0-
01, They began asking us several months ago if we would stay. 01font00Not a conditional at all. 01i00if/whether we would stay02i00 is an indirect question.02font02br 002. I said I would stay if I could do two shows a night.-- looks to be a type 2 conditional (unreal) 01font00Yes. Type 2.