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Or for alternatives
Use or to give alternatives or choices.
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We can go today or tomorrow.
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You can call me or send a message.
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Tea or coffee?
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62.
If + present, will + verb
Use this pattern for a real or possible future condition.
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If she calls, I will tell her.
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If you practice, you will improve.
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If it rains, we will stay home.
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63.
If + present, can / may / might
Use a modal after if to show ability or possibility.
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If he comes, we can talk.
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If it rains, we might stay home.
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If you finish early, you can leave.
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64.
If + past, would + verb
Use this pattern for an imagined or unlikely situation.
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If she knew, she would help.
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If I were you, I would wait.
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If I had more time, I would travel.
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65.
Unless
Use unless to mean if not.
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We cannot start unless everyone is ready.
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Don't call unless it is urgent.
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I won't go unless you come.
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66.
When / before / after + clause
Use time clauses to connect actions in sequence.
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We talked after we finished work.
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Wash your hands before you eat.
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Call me when you arrive.
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67.
As soon as
Use as soon as to show that one action happens immediately after another.
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She left as soon as the meeting ended.
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I'll tell you as soon as I know.
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Call me as soon as you arrive.
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68.
While + clause
Use while to show two actions happening at the same time.
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Don't use your phone while driving.
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He called while I was working.
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I listened while she spoke.
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69.
Relative clause with who
Use who to add information about a person.
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She is the person who trained me.
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I know someone who can help.
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The man who called you is my manager.
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70.
Relative clause with that / which
Use that or which to add information about a thing.
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I fixed the problem that you reported.
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The phone that I use is old.
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This is the book that I bought.
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