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Unit 3 - Lesson Two

This lesson covers the structure of open conditionals using the present simple tense, including affirmative and negative forms. It provides examples for practice, such as filling in the blanks with the correct verb forms. Additionally, it introduces relative pronouns and their usage for referring to people and things.

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Unit 3 - Lesson Two

This lesson covers the structure of open conditionals using the present simple tense, including affirmative and negative forms. It provides examples for practice, such as filling in the blanks with the correct verb forms. Additionally, it introduces relative pronouns and their usage for referring to people and things.

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Unit Three - Lesson Two

Open Conditional
[-s / -es]
Affirmative Subject + VERB + Com.
[Ø]
doesn't
Negative Subject + + V1 (Base) + Com.
don't
If / When + Present Simple + , + Present Simple
Present Simple + If / When + Present Simple

1. If he ………. hard, he …….. high marks.


a) study - get b) study - gets c) studies - get d) studies - gets
2. The recording …………. when you ………… the red button.
a) start - press b) start - presses c) starts - press d) starts – presses

Relative Pronouns

Pronouns Usage

Who People

That Things , People , Animals

Which Things , Animals

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