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G5:  Conditionals V - Implied Conditionals

by Tom Rohrbach

Multiple Choice Quiz

 

  

   

Sometimes, we use the IDEA of 'if' without using an 'if' clause.

For example:

A: We just went for ice cream.

B: Aww. I would have gone with you!

Person B is implying - "I would have gone with you IF I HAD KNOWN",

or "I would have gone with you IF I HAD BEEN HERE SOONER".

 

To understand IMPLIED CONDITIONALS better, take a look at the examples below.

Then, think about the timing involved, and choose the correct 'IF' clause

that WOULD be in the sentence if it were a complete conditional...

   

 

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