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• Si usa per parlare di:
  • un’alternativa improbabile, a una condizione reale:
    • If i had enough money, I’d buy a new car
  • una situazione impossibile
    • If everyone had clean water to drink, there would be a lot fewer diseases

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• FORM
  • Condition + result
    • [If + past simple, would + base form]
      • If the thief robbed the bank, he’d go to prison
      • If I saw a shoplifter, I would say something
      • If your friend stole a car, what would you do?
  • L’ordine delle frasi può cambiare.
    • What would you do if your friend stole a car?
  • Per indicare una situazione possibile usiamo “could”
    • [If + past simple, could + base form]
      • If we called the police, they could help us

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• TO LIKE [Conditional Present]
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  • I would like to pay a fine
  • You would like to report a crime
  • he would like to go to prison
  • she would like to join a gang
  • it would like to steal
  • we would like to do community service
  • you would like to break the law
  • they would like to commit a crime

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• TO BE [Conditional Present]

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• —Grammar—