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We have already charged the battery of the phone

Conditional Sentences

First Conditional

Expresses a possible condition and its probable result.

Form: (If/Unless + Present Simple) + (will + infinitive)

Examples:

• If she trains hard, she will get fit.
• Unless she trains hard, she won't get fit.
• She will get fit if she trains hard.

Second Conditional

Expresses a hypothetical condition and its probable result.

Form: (if + Past Simple) + (would + infinitive)

Example:

• If I won the lottery, you wouldn't see me again.

Third Conditional

Expresses an unreal past condition and its probable past result.

Form: (If + Past Perfect) + (would have + past participle)

Example:

• If she had taken the drug, she would have gotten a better mark.

Vocabulary

Values

• Go without: Do without something
• Have a big heart: Be kind and generous
• Let