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أرشيف المنتدى هنا نقل الموضوعات المكررة والروابط التى لا تعمل |
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![]() this depends on the conjunction used in the sentence
If we use if to replace unless we don't change the tense but if we use if to replace because or so we must change the tense as follow future simple the conditional verb should be present simple or perfect present simple the conitional verb should be past simple past simple the conditional verb should be past perefect |
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![]() اقتباس:
Thanks to Mr El Hgazy for his excellent explanation I just want to add that in the future situations if the situation is a cause and result, we use Second Conditional Example: I won't go with them tomorrow as I have an exam (If ....../ Unlss ....) In this example there is no probability that I will go with them. I know in advance that I won't go with them. So in such situations, we cannot use the First Conditional We use the Second instead If I didn't have an exam tomorrow, I would go with them. Unless I had an exam tomorrow, I would go with them Dear Student, The attached file will help you differentiate among the three types ![]() With Best Wishes
Download the attached file below آخر تعديل بواسطة H0riz0n ، 26-05-2009 الساعة 12:28 PM |
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