True: First conditionals describe possible results of real situations now or in the future., The first conditional uses simple present + will. Example: I will take the test again if I fail., Second conditionals describe imaginary situations and results now or in the future., The second conditional uses a modal (would) + a sentence in the simple past. Example: I wouldn’t joke about it if I were you., Third conditionals describe imaginary situations and results in the past., Third conditionals use the past perfect + a modal. Example: If their schools had encouraged unusual ways of seeing the world, lots of adults would be more creative., False: First conditionals describe imaginary situations now or in the future., The first conditional uses simple present + simple present. Example: I take the test again if I fail., The second conditional uses simple present + will. Example: I will take the test again if I fail., Second conditionals describe situations that are always true., Third conditionals describe imaginary situations and results in the present., Third conditionals use a modal (would) + a sentence in the simple past. Example: I wouldn’t joke about it if I were you.,

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