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#1 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 11:30 am Conditionals: "risk" or "will risk"

Is it possible to say something like this: "If I give you the information, I will risk loosing my job!" Best regards, Damian

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#2 (permalink) Thu May 03, 2007 13:56 pm Conditionals: "risk" or "will risk"

Yes, it is, Damian. This is a good example of the first conditional, also called conditional type 1.

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