English Assignment
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Running Head: English Assignment
ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note
ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note
1ENGLISH ASSIGNMENT
1.Conditional Form
Read the following scenarios, identify the types of conditional form used in each of the flowing
sentences and just why?
a) A small amount of time for reading suitably challenging books would make a real
difference, if only we all the will to make it happen.
Explanation: The above sentence is in First Conditional Type because maintaining the
rules, the main clause is in future tense and is a result of the ‘if’ clause which is in simple
present tense.
b) Schools should therefore be steering children towards reading a greater number of
suitable books for their age, if they want grade 10/12 results to improve.
Explanation: The above mentioned sentence is in First Conditional Type because
maintaining the rules, the main clause is in future tense and is a real outcome of the ‘if’
clause which is in simple present tense.
c) This would be expected if the books were more difficult, but this is not the case.
Explanation: The above mentioned sentence is in Second Conditional Type because
maintaining the rules, ‘would’ is added before the base verb of the main clause which
is unsure and ‘if ‘clause is in simple past tense.
1.Conditional Form
Read the following scenarios, identify the types of conditional form used in each of the flowing
sentences and just why?
a) A small amount of time for reading suitably challenging books would make a real
difference, if only we all the will to make it happen.
Explanation: The above sentence is in First Conditional Type because maintaining the
rules, the main clause is in future tense and is a result of the ‘if’ clause which is in simple
present tense.
b) Schools should therefore be steering children towards reading a greater number of
suitable books for their age, if they want grade 10/12 results to improve.
Explanation: The above mentioned sentence is in First Conditional Type because
maintaining the rules, the main clause is in future tense and is a real outcome of the ‘if’
clause which is in simple present tense.
c) This would be expected if the books were more difficult, but this is not the case.
Explanation: The above mentioned sentence is in Second Conditional Type because
maintaining the rules, ‘would’ is added before the base verb of the main clause which
is unsure and ‘if ‘clause is in simple past tense.
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