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michell96

The words that complete these sentences are get up, invite, changes will suceed, will miss, will use, had, had walked, get, said.

How to complete these sentences?

These sentences require you to identify the correct conditional and choose the verb depending on it. Here are the conditionals:

  • Zero conditional: It describes general facts and you must use the present tense in both clauses.
  • First conditional: It describes simple consequences to events. You should use if + present and in the second clause you should use will.
  • Second conditional: It describes hypothetical situations. The structure is if+ past simple and would/could.
  • Third conditional: It describes hypothetical situations in the past by usign the structure if+ past perfect and would/could +have.

What words complete the sentence?

Based on the above, the sentences are:

  • If they get up...
  • If they invite me...
  • ... we will suceed
  • ... we will miss the train
  • ... I will use it
  • If we had some better players...
  • If we had walked...
  • If you get...
  • If you said...

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anthougo

The conditional verbs that complete the conditional sentences are:

  1. will get up
  2. had invited
  3. will change
  4. will succeed
  5. will miss
  6. will use
  7. had
  8. had walked
  9. get
  10. said

What is a conditional verb?

A conditional verb expresses an unlikely or hypothetical situation.

Conditional verbs can be used in the past, present, and future tenses or with auxiliary verbs: can or could, may or might, and will or would.

Four Types of Conditionals

  1. if (or when) + present tense | present tense.
  2. if (or when) + past tense | past tense.
  3. if + present tense | will (may/might/can/could/should) + infinitive.
  4. if + past subjunctive | would/might/could + infinitive (simple or continuous).

Thus, the above list shows the correct conditional verbs.

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