CONDITIONAL TYPE 3 : TYPE 1 , TYPE 2 AND TYPE 3 Students sometimes have difficulty with conditional sentences, either because they cannot find the appropriate type of condition to suit the situation, or because they make mistakes with the sequence of...
CONDITIONAL 2 : TYPE 1 , TYPE 2 AND TYPE 3 Students sometimes have difficulty with conditional sentences, either because they cannot find the appropriate type of condition to suit the situation, or because they make mistakes with the sequence of tenses....
CONDITIONAL 1 : TYPE 1 , TYPE 2 AND TYPE 3 Students sometimes have difficulty with conditional sentences, either because they cannot find the appropriate type of condition to suit the situation, or because they make mistakes with the sequence of tenses....
I- ZERO CONDITIONAL If + simple present + simple Present: The zero conditional is used when describing situations which have automatic or habitual results : (scientific facts general or personal truths. The probability of the result is 100%.) EXAMPLES:...
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Here are the links to some useful lessons.Just click the link to download. CONDITIONALS: http://www.4shared.com/file/78110184/509a1b38/CONDITIONAL_CLAUSES.html CONNECTORS 1 http://www.4shared.com/file/77302554/ced4fd70/CONNECTORS_1.html I WISH AND IF...
Who of us is not impressed by his father? Everybody is of course. My father is really gifted.I find him the best father in the world. He is a teacher and he enjoys his job because he likes to meet and to help s many different people. He also loves his...
Hi Mary, It’s good news that you’re coming to Morocco! Welcome to this multicultural and exotic country and get ready for the adventure. The panic you described in your previous letter is quite normal since it’s your first visit to Morocco. But you needn’t...
We use the Present Continuous (Progressive) tense when talking about actions that are happening at the moment (present or temporary activity) or which will be done in the future (future arrangement). Use Present or temporary activities Future (personal)...
DEGREES OF CERTAINTY Expressing Certainty I'm certain that he is a doctor. He always carries a stethoscope with him. She must be excellent at mathematics. She always gets the first grades. I'm absolutely sure he is a thief. I saw him pick the old man’s...
