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                    13.1  Present  Real  Conditionals


                       1.A  conditional  sentence  describes  a  condition   If  leat  late  at  night,  |  don’t  sleep  well.

                        and  a  result.  The  /f  clause  gives  the  condition.   ff  Clause  (Condition)   Main  Clause  (Result)
                        The  main  clause  tells  the  result.
                        Present  real  conditionals  describe  facts,   If  it’s  very  cold,  my  car  doesn’t  start.
                        general  truths,  habits,  or  routines.     If  |  take  the  train,  |  always  bring  a  book.
                                                                     If  the  weather  is  nice,  |  walk  to  work.
                                                                     If  you  talk  to  friends,  you  make  better  decisions.
                       2.A  present  tense  verb  is  used  in  both  clauses.
                                                                     Do  you  make  better  decisions  if  you  get  advice?
                                                                     If  Tom  is  on  the  phone,  he’s  talking  to  Joe.
                      3. The  if  clause  can  come  before  or  after  the   |  listen  to  the  news  in  the  morning  if  |  have  time.
                        main  clause  with  no  change  in  meaning.  Use   If  |  have  time  in  the  morning, |  listen  to  the  news.
                        a  comma  when  it  comes  first.

                      4.A  conditional  clause  can  also  begin  with  unless.   If  |  don’t  sleep  ten  hours,  |  feel  tired.
                        Unless  has  the  same  meaning  as  /f.  .  .  not.   Unless  |  sleep  ten  hours,  |  feel  tired.


                      5.A  conditional  clause  can  also  begin  with  even   Even  if  Ari  sleeps  only  five  hours,  he  has a  lot  of
                        if,  Even  ifis  used  when  the  information  in  the   energy.
                        main  clause  is  unexpected  or  surprising.   |  feel  tired  even  if  |  sleep  for  eight  hours.

                      6.In  real  conditionals,  when  can  be  used  instead   If  he  has  time,  he  practices  the  piano.
                        of  if  The  meaning  is  similar.           When  he  has  time,  he  practices  the  piano.




                     4   Complete  the  exercises.

                     A  Read  each  statement.  Then  choose  the  statement  that  is  closest  in  meaning.

                         1.  If  my  friends  are  wearing  a  certain  brand  of  jeans,  I  buy  the  same  brand.

                            a.  My  friends  wear  a  certain  brand  of  jeans,  so  I  wear  the  same  brand.
                            b.  I  buy  a  certain  brand  of  jeans,  so  my  friends  wear  them,  too.

                         2.  I  don’t  go  ina  store  if  it  is  empty.

                            a.  When a store  is  empty,  I  don’t  go  in.
                            b.  When  I  don’t  go  into  a  store,  nobody  else  does,  either.

                         3.  IfI  make  a  bad  decision  once,  I  don’t  make  the  same  decision  a  second  time.

                            a.   When I  make a  bad  decision,  I  don’t  do  it  a  second  time.
                            b.  Once  I  made  a  bad  decision,  but  I  didn’t  make  the  same  mistake  again.

                         4.  When  I  need  advice,  I  ask  a  friend.

                            a.  My  friends  know  I  need  advice  when  I  ask.
                            b.  IfI  have  a  problem,  I  ask  my  friends  for  advice.









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