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1 year ago

Answer the following conditional questions with the correct structure the first conditional

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In-s [12.5K]1 year ago

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Answer: Enjoy the day with your family or friends, celebrate with them in the restaurant's, mall, park, etc.

<h3>2.) What will you do if you break up with ur friend?</h3>

Answer: Acknowledge your pain. First, know that your grief is normal. The pain from a breakup of a deep friendship is as real and valid as any other. You and your friend probably shared almost everything and spent practically all your time together. You talked on the phone for hours on end, and shared endless texts and messages. And now it’s all gone. That loss of intimacy and connection is real. It’s valid. And it hurts: please don’t try to tell yourself it’s nothing, because it really is something.

<h3>3.) If you want to relax after class, what will you watch?</h3>

Answer: You can watch some Historical TV shows, Netflix, Kdrama, etc.

<h3>4.) If you have some free time on Saturday, will u study more?</h3>

Answer: Why not, If you have much time to study or do your school work's do it. If you have time to study do it because it can give you more information if you don't know the question(s).

<h3>5.) What will u do if u get your expected grades?</h3>

I don't know what you mean by expected but i guess its bad and good grade.

Answer:

Bad grade

I will tell it to my parents. I will study hard and im going to focus on my studies so i can have a good/high grades, and make my parents more proud of me.

Good grade

I'm going to tell it to my parents that i got a good grades and i will continue to focus on my studies so i can have a good grades as always.

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