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conditionals

Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in each of the black spaces below before clicking on it to display the answer.
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show If a virus attacks a computer, it prevents it from working properly.  
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If their best side plays at Chelsea tomorrow, Man U will/would probably win.   show
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If I had enough money, I will/would get a new flat.   show
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If you had told me that you needed more practice, I would give you/would have given you/gave you more exercises to do.   show
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show general fact or truth  
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show possible present or future  
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show impossible present  
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If you had told me that you needed more practice, I would have given you more exercises to do. hypothetical past/impossible present/general fact or truth/possible present or future   show
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