Conditional Sentences and Modal Verbs
This document explores conditional sentences and modal verbs. Here’s a breakdown:
Conditional Sentences
Conditional sentences express hypothetical situations and their consequences. Here are some examples:
- If she came today, I would give her flowers.
- I will make fewer mistakes if I were careful.
- If he broke the window, he would pay for it.
- If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam.
- If you read the instructions, you would know what to do.
- If I go out today, I’ll buy the newspaper.
- If the pain
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Benefits of AI
- AI can analyze large amounts of data quickly, which helps scientists make important discoveries.
- It can assist in daily life, like using virtual
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Crime Vocabulary
- Murder: Deliberately killing someone.
- Kidnapping: Taking somebody and demanding money for their release.
- Burglary: Entering a building (often when no one is there) to steal money or objects.
- Mugging: Taking something from someone by force in the street.
- Pickpocketing: Stealing something from someone’s pocket without being noticed.
- Arson: Illegally setting fire to a building.
- Rape: Violently attacking a person sexually.
- Hijacking: Using force to take control of a plane, etc.
- Fraud: Cheating
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Ebenezer Scrooge
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Jacob Marley
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Here’s a collection of terms related to secrets, espionage, and related activities:
- My lips are sealed: Expression used when we promise to keep a secret.
- To let the cat out of the bag: To bring a secret to light.
- To spill the beans: To unintentionally reveal a secret.
- To keep a poker face: When we don’t know what someone is thinking about.
- To decode: To finally decipher and read a hidden message.
- To crack: To be able to enter somewhere apparently secret.
- Code-Breakers: