Conditions

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Conditions

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  vin

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What is a condition clause?

• Clause that
• starts with an the word If
• Latin
• Nisi or Si
• Ends with an conclusion
• Like a then.
• Easy way to remember
• Condition IfThen clause

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What are the different kinds?

• 5 basic types (measured in accordance to their
  iffiness)
• Simple Fact
• Future More Vivid
• Future Less Vivid
• Present Contrary-to-Fact
• Past Contrary-to-Fact

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Simple Fact

• 2 Kinds of Simple Fact
• Present Factual
• Past Factual
• Verb Used
• Present or Past Indicative
• Not very iffy almost can use when while
  translating
• If I (verb)

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Future More Vivid

• Verb Used
• Future or Future Perfect Indicative
• More Iffy because it is in future
• If I will (verb)

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Future Less Vivid

• Verb Used
• Present Subjunctive
• More iffy, now unlikely
• If I were to (verb)

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Present Contrary to Fact

• Verb Used
• Imperfect Subjunctive
• Very iffy, almost impossible in the present
• If I were (verb)

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Past Contrary to Fact

• Verb Used
• Pluperfect Subjunctive
• Most iffy, impossible in past
• If I had (verb)

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