If you’re interested in sports
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Reporter: Of course, I’m not really looking for a job. I already have one, but if I were, I’d fill out an application form: name, address, education, previous employment, and so on, and
then I’d go for an interview.
Manager: Hi, I’m Nancy.
Reporter: My name is Mario Romano.
Manager: Nice to meet you, Mario.
Reporter: Nancy, if I were looking for a job in this company, what sorts of questions would you ask me?
Manager: Well, if you’re interested in full time sales job, mm, I would ask you what your interest or
hobbies are. If you’re interested in photography, we could place you in our camera department;
If you’re interested in sports, we could place you in our sporting goods department; If you’re interested
in cooking, we could place you in our house wares department; and we also have foot wear, man’s wear
and lady’s wear.
What type of conditional are the above sentences?
Thank you
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rezaenglish What type of conditional are the above sentences? Note: 'could' counts as 'would'. They are all mixed conditionals.
- rezaenglish What type of conditional are the above sentences?
- Note: 'could' counts as 'would'.
- They are all mixed conditionals.
- The if -clauses are from the first conditional pattern; the consequent clauses are from the second conditional pattern.
- CJ
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rezaenglishWhat type of conditional are the above sentences?
Note: 'could' counts as 'would'.
They are all mixed conditionals. The if-clauses are from the first conditional pattern; the consequent clauses are from the second conditional pattern.
CJ
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