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       1.  1  neduced retative clauses                           rf + past perfect         would have + past p.'-  - :
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       We can sometimes form reduced relative clauses  from     li  "iri]  ***  !fili   .i*i,c  1'r*{.!1dflt  }3!re iriil,r
        identifying relative ctauses.  ln a reduced retative clause  we     'i:lr.,r,
        drop the relative pronoun  and auxiliary verb that hetps form the  Mixed conditional
       verb  tense.                                             We use mixed conditionals  to say how an imaginary situalio-  -
       A kl *i ih* pcpb  {who  uvr+) 6ittir$ ai ih+ tabla  lr?re  rrl'{ rslalrvr.i  the present depended  on an imaginary event in the past takir.
       Trr huiidingr  (r*hack  vrare-) ****tr*etc.d !n *?:* *ev*r;t!e*  ai* r1!""  p la ce.
        Reduced retative clauses cannot be used  if the relative pronoun  We form mixed conditionals  with  f  + past perfect  and would  +
        is not the object of the verb in the relative clause.   bare infinitive in the resutt clause. lt's atso possible to put the lf
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       & bi li thr pa*pb  wt":* ! talxael ts at t** *ab!* +,   -i  ',:  clause at the end of the sentence.
        I  Join  the two sentences  using a reduced relative  clause.            l, r  i:  rti::t..  .: r.   tt...  ..  ,r  .   .  i   .  i  :
          1 Some  information  was given in the leaftet. ltwas wrong.  if + past perfect   would + bare infinitive
             inmr rnicrrnalrcl   ,. rrtl l';,'r'.r3f r{'silc,.                               .:
                           3r','.-r                                    .,  .:,  ?    Lr.!-..f..   "   ,.   :.
          2 A ptayer was injured  in the match. He was rushed  to
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             hosp ita l.
          3 Some  boys are hanging around outside the shopping  ln a more formal style the auxiliary  verbs should, were and had
             centre.  They live on my estate.                   can replace  if at the beginning of a conditionaI  sentence.
          4 A man was arrested  last night. He is now in police  custody.  t{ { had *ss.c1 hu-r, { $*c;ld ?rave l*td hir:':
                                                                t*ad { *c"**r hi*, { uo*trd have tcld hln
           5 Some  hostages  are being held by the hijackers. They are
             atI members  of the  crerrr.                       We can use unless instead of if... notwhen  we want to say we'll
          6 Several  emptoyees  were dismissed for bad conduct.  do the first thing if the second condition does not happen.
             They have all been reinstated.                     utr'li havr ; i:ar''r,r*ile.  x*i,*.e*  i"l 'r;il*.
           7 A tifeguard is jumping into the sea. He's  going  to rescue  We can sometimes  use as long as instead of if in first
             someone.                                           conditionaI  sentences.
           8 Some  measures  have  been enforced by the government.           :  ' . d$  '.r"unC  a*  '  '   ^Ur ''   ...1
             They seem to be working"
           9 A woman is standing  on the podium.  She's my mother.  I  Decide ifthe sentences  are correct or not. Correct  the
         10 Some  houses  were destroyed in the earthquake.        sentences that are incorrect.
             They're  going  to be rebuilt.                        1 You'd have passed  yourtest  ifyou hadn't been  so
                                                                      nervous.
        i  . ,* Conditionats                                       2 lf l'd spoken better Engtish,  I got the job.
                                                                   3 She wouldn't  have called unless she had a problem.
        Second  conditional
        We use the second  conditional  to tatk about an imaginary  4 Suppose I hadn't been to the bank, how did we pay for
        situation or event  and its result in the present or future.  that meat?
                                                                   5 Had they arrived any later, the show would  start.
        We form the second conditional  with the past simple  in the
        conditional  if c.lause  and would + bare infinitive in the result  6 You wouldn't  be so tired if you wentto bed earlier iast
                                                                      n ight.
        clause. lt's also possible to put the if ctause at the end of the
                                                                   7 Should  you require any help, our catl centre  is open
        sentence. Furthermore,  were can be used instead of r.,vas in the
                                                                      24 hours a day.
        conditional  clause with l, he and she.
                                                                   8 lf they'd been driving  more slowly, they woutdn't crash.
         i/+ past simple           would  + bare infinitive      2  Choose  the first, second, third or a mixed conditional to
                                                                   complete  the sentences.
        :i  yrlir,'r'd   {i.t{:L'!i.i   r
                                                                   1 You spent all your money  in the sales. You're  broke n0,,.,',
        Third conditionat                                             lf  lrLi  h;drr'1 *'enr  -!i iri,'r;i.,ti   ir  irc ,;!*,  lcLl  ',!: ,:   '
        We use the third conditional  to tatk about the imaginary result  : ,^. r,-^k  '  r,J.
        of things that didn't happen in the past. lt is often used it to  2 I didn't know  you lil<ed Cotdptay.  I didn't buy you a iic(et
        express  criticism  or regret.                                for the concert.
        We form the third conditionat  with i/+ past perfect, would have  rf
        + past participte.  lt's atso possibte  to put the if ctause  at the
        end of the sentence.
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