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Lilwilly Posted 15 years ago
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Hi
I believe that what im asking had been already asked but i'm really confused,,
i get confused as to when the 2 conditional should be used
and i really do confuse it with type 1 conditional
please help
I believe that what im asking had been already asked but i'm really confused,,
i get confused as to when the 2 conditional should be used
and i really do confuse it with type 1 conditional
please help
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Conditional 1 : an easily possible event now or in the future. If I see you next Tuesday, I will buy you a beer . Conditional 2 : a very unlikely event now or in the future: If saw you wearing a girl's dress, I would buy you a beer.
- Conditional 1 : an easily possible event now or in the future.
- If I see you next Tuesday, I will buy you a beer .
- Conditional 2 : a very unlikely event now or in the future: If saw you wearing a girl's dress, I would buy you a beer.
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Conditional 1: an easily possible event now or in the future. If I see you next Tuesday, I will buy you a beer.
Conditional 2: a very unlikely event now or in the future: If saw you wearing a girl's dress, I would buy you a beer.
Conditional 2: a very unlikely event now or in the future: If saw you wearing a girl's dress, I would buy you a beer.
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