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Lecture Notes taken by: Samin Sharaf Somik

Typed by: Ridwan Abrar

Conditional sentences of ‘If’


1. If + Present + Future
2. If + Past + Past Conditional (would/ could/ might + verb (base form) }
3. If + past perfect + perfect conditional { would/ could/ might / have + verb (pp) }

Examples:
1. If he comes, I will go.
2. If he came, I would go.
3. If he had come, I would have gone.

If you read more, you will know/learn more.

Past conditional: would/could/might + Verb (base form)


Perfect conditional: would/could/might + have + V (PP)

Page 4 Transformation:

1. Inspite of the cowboy shouting for help, nobody came to his aid.
2. Since he made a promise, he kept it.
3. By moving, you will die.
4. Work hard or you will not pass.
5. The mouse saw the cat and ran into the hole.
6. The sun having set, we went out for a walk.
7. He is rich and learned. / He is both rich and learned.
8. Since I helped him, he could pass. / If I had not helped him, he would not have passed.
9. Mecca is the place of birth of the Holy Prophet.
10. It is his honesty which is known to all.

Types of sentences- simple, compound and complex


- Move and die (compound)
If you move, you will die. (complex)
By moving, you will die. (Simple)

-Move or die (compound)


If you don't move, you will die. (Complex)
By not moving, you will die.
Either he or you are/ were to be blamed.

Page-9:

1. He ran lest he should miss the train.


2. He as well as his brothers was present.
3. The vacation is drawing to a close.
4. He accused me of theft.
5. I have ordered a few books.
6. Kiron burst into tears.
7. He was washed into tears.
8.He stood up from his seat.
9. He is the cleverest boy in the class.
10. Hardly had I reached the station than the train started.
11. It is likely to rain today.
12. He was appointed as a clerk.
13. The old man died of fever.
14. He insisted on my going there.
15. He likes vegetables but I am fond of vegetable rolls.

1.
2. To rob Peter to pay Paul.
3. Out of si
4. A good wine needs no bush.
5. A bad workman quarrels with his tools.
6. A burnt child dreads the fire.
7.
8. A honeyed tongue a heart of gall.
9. An empty vessel sounds much.
10. While at Rome, do as the Romans do.

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