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In this lesson you should have learned…

  1. about the meaning and structure of the zero, first, second, third and mixed conditional sentences
  2. how to use these different conditional sentences in an IELTS context
  3. how to use alternative modal verbs in conditions sentences
  4. how these alternative modal verbs change the meaning of the conditional
  5. how to use a range of alternatives to ‘if’ to show a variation in your writing and speaking

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