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6 • Conditionals a) 8.6.17.1 Read the joke. What tenses are used after if? Use the table below to identify the types of conditionals. Dad, I'm going to the gym. Don't be late again. If you aren't back by 9:00, you'll be in trouble. 1 OK, Dad, I promise. Type Conditional clause 0 If/When + present simple If + present simple It's 10 o'clock, Ben. If you weren't always late, I wouldn't mind so much. When you break your promises, I get angry. And I promised to punish you ... 2 If + past simple That's OK, Dad - I won't get angry if you break your promise, too! Main Clause present simple will/won't (can/should/ may/might/imperative) + bare infinitive would/wouldn't (could/ might) + bare infinitive b) 8.6.17.1 Which type refers to: a general truth or a situation that always happens? a situation that is likely to happen in the future? a situation that is unlikely to happen in the fu​

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Ответ:

In the provided text, the following types of conditionals are used:

Type 1 Conditional:

Conditional clause: If you aren't back by 9:00

Main clause: you'll be in trouble.

Tenses used: If + present simple → will/won't + bare infinitive

Type 0 Conditional:

Conditional clause: It's 10 o'clock, Ben. If you weren't always late

Main clause: I wouldn't mind so much.

Tenses used: If/When + present simple → would/wouldn't + bare infinitive

In summary:

Type 1 conditional is used for a situation that is likely to happen in the future.

Type 0 conditional is used for a general truth or a situation that always happens.Объяснение: