Tips and copy out the conditional sentences. In each one, underline the part containing if and double underline the second part of the sentence.
Example: If you are in an avalanche area, take notice of warning signs.
1
Circle the verb in each clause and say which form of the verb is used.
Example: If you are in an avalanche area take notice of warning signs.
present
imperative
2 Why do we use this type of conditional here? Choose the correct option.
to talk about something we regret, or to criticise
b to talk about something that is always true or a scientific fact
c to give an instruction, some advice or a warning
d to talk about a strong possibility or something that is likely to happen
to talk about something that is unlikely, not very probable
a
e

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