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How do we use Conditional II in English?



 
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How do we use Conditional II in English? Thu Nov 24, 2005 4:47 am  How do we use Conditional II in English?
 

Test No. incompl/elem-11 "Conditionals", question 6

I will try very hard to come and have dinner at your house if I ......... able to.

(a) am
(b) was
(c) were

Test No. incompl/elem-11 "Conditionals", answer 6

I will try very hard to come and have dinner at your house if I am able to.

Correct answer: (a) am

Your answer was: incorrect
I will try very hard to come and have dinner at your house if I were able to.
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This is a matter of "main clause (future tense) and if clause (present tense), isn't it?
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Conditionals Thu Nov 24, 2005 9:05 am  Conditionals
 

.
Yes, it is.

I will come if I can.
If he goes, I will go too.


vs

I would come if I could.
If he went, I would go too.

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