What do you mean with first conditional? There are three conditional that we have to know; real and unreal present and the unreal past, in the real present you use present simple tense in both the if and the main clause for example If I don't vote I can't complain, in the unreal present you use the past simple tense in the if clause and would/could+infinitive in the main clause for example If I were president I could help poor people; and in the unreal past you use in the if clause the past perfect tense (had+past participle) and in the main clause you use would have/could have+past participle for example If I had lived in Australia I would have been a great surfer
Under oath is when You need to tell the truth (especially in a court of law); to lie under oath is to become subject to prosecution for Perjury Gabriela carrion
Hahaha, that was a great introduction of yourself Joyce!! I liked it! :) oh yeah!! Fernando over here...¨under threat¨is when someone or something have the intention of doing something evil, harm or injure. For example: We are ¨under threat¨ of losing our jobs if you don´t attend the rally nearby the Lincoln Memorial.
ON Global inequality, can anybody explain to me what the meaning of the words ¨aid projects¨ is?
Aid projects are help systems that are created to "help" people who need it. for example, the Uees now is plannig an aid project that will help people in samborondon because they are in bad conditions because of the weather.
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who can help me, how can I use the first conditional?
Luis.
Hi everyone!
Can I help you with something for tomorrow's quizz?
Let me know if......
What do you mean with first conditional? There are three conditional that we have to know; real and unreal present and the unreal past, in the real present you use present simple tense in both the if and the main clause for example If I don't vote I can't complain, in the unreal present you use the past simple tense in the if clause and would/could+infinitive in the main clause for example If I were president I could help poor people; and in the unreal past you use in the if clause the past perfect tense (had+past participle) and in the main clause you use would have/could have+past participle for example If I had lived in Australia I would have been a great surfer
....hope it's helpful!
who can help , with the meaning , under oath ?
carolina M.W
Hi Luis ,
we use the first conditional to talk about possible or probable events in the future and their consequences.
Carolina M.W
Hi Carolina,
under oath is when someone is being prosecuted in court and swear to tell the truth.
Lying under oath is a crime.
I hope I´ve helped.
Elizabeth
Could someone tell me What is the difference between deceived and cheated?
Elizabeth
Hi y want to know what is under suspicion
Thanks
Gabi
Under oath is when You need to tell the truth (especially in a court of law); to lie under oath is to become subject to prosecution for Perjury
Gabriela carrion
Hi gabi
Under supicius means when someone thinks that you did something so you are under investigation.
hope it helps!
daniela torres
hi
can anybody tell what does hooliganism mean?
daniela torres
Hi My name is... what? My name is... who? My name is... Slim Shady..
hahah my name is Joyce, and I want to know what does underthreat means? :)
Hi Daniela Torres, Hooliganism refers to behavior that is unruly, bullying, or vandalizing.
Joyfull :)
Hahaha, that was a great introduction of yourself Joyce!! I liked it! :) oh yeah!! Fernando over here...¨under threat¨is when someone or something have the intention of doing something evil, harm or injure. For example: We are ¨under threat¨ of losing our jobs if you don´t attend the rally nearby the Lincoln Memorial.
ON Global inequality, can anybody explain to me what the meaning of the words ¨aid projects¨ is?
Fernando
hi everyone
can anybody help me telling me what If+cause Goes ???
thanks,
Priscila
Hi..!!
help me...
What is the difference between polling and voting?
VERONICA
Dear fernando :
Aid projects are help systems that are created to "help" people who need it.
for example, the Uees now is plannig an aid project that will help people in samborondon because they are in bad conditions because of the weather.
hope this is "helpfull" for you,
Priscila
Hi everyonee!!
can you hel me please with the meaning of feed??
thankss
Micaela
Hi daniela!
Hooliganism es when young people go to the streets and party and their affect the peace of the citizens, they are people that does not do anything.
Bye
MICAELA
hi,
Somobody help with the Third condicional for me is the harder.
Mafer Roman
hi Micaela,
Well feed is the verb you use to get food to someone . i´ll give you and example: I feed to much my dog and it´s fat.
the top commemt is from me :)
Mafer Roman
Hi class of english level 8!
what is exactly the different of present unreal conditional and past unreal conditional? thats it thanks.
Pierina
hooliganism is more used in ingland way in USA is more used the term ¨ juvenile deliquents¨
Pierina
Hi Mafer,
The Third Conditional, we use to talk about things thata did not happen in the past and their hypothetical effect and consequence. For example:
If I had not met her that night, I would not have fallen in love.
Luis Ochoa
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