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Post 0-4 conditionals #16 (permalink) Sat Sep 13, 2008 10:47 am   Post 0-4 conditionals
 

3. If it was too subtle, it will now at least stick in your mind; which is itself a pedagogic plus.

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Post 0-4 conditionals #17 (permalink) Sat Sep 13, 2008 18:15 pm   Post 0-4 conditionals
 

MrPedantic wrote:
3. If it was too subtle, it will now at least stick in your mind; which is itself a pedagogic plus.

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OK, thanks. That's "what" part answered, now the "why"?

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Can you give us some examples and tell us why you think that would be the next reasonable step?
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Post 0-4 conditionals #18 (permalink) Sat Sep 13, 2008 22:45 pm   Post 0-4 conditionals
 

As I say, I wouldn't use the "three types + zero" system myself. But I've noticed that ESL students often reach a stage where they say "But what type is this?"; and the if-statement they then produce is often concessive, rather than conditional.

I'm assuming by the way that the so-called mixed conditionals will have already been covered, under the 3 + 0 system.

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