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Describing Possible Result Using ‘Conditional if’

The type of
conditional used to refer to

the present or future where

the situation is real is type
1. Type 1 conditional refers

to a possible condition and

its probable result. In these
sentences if clause is in the

simple present and the

main clauses is in the simple future. So, if this thing happens, that thing will
happen. For example:

If we research the market completely, then we will meet customer
demand.

If the products sell well, we will cut out prices to create more demand.

A. Make conditional sentences from phrases below to describe the
benefits of a product/ service.
1. (proposal is granted) (give 5% discount to the product price)
If the proposal is granted, we will give 5% discount to the product price.

2. (agree with our requirements) (maximum service and numerous

benefits)
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3. (join our training course) (no need to hire or train accounting employees)
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4. (use our service) (deadlines are our highest priority)

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5. (agree with our deal) (no need to hire a separate tax attorney)

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6. (take the business proposal) (raise the company’s income)
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