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14-Dec-2005, 11:06
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 Teaching the conditional |
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14-Dec-2005, 19:56
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 Re: Teaching the conditional Why are you looking for 4 things?!  Anyway, the very first thing is that they should not compare conditionals in English with that of their first language, otherwise, they will get confused for sure. |
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15-Dec-2005, 07:31
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| Re: Teaching the conditional They would need to have a knowledge of the present and past tenses, aspects and be able to look at time and possibility. Also, the conditional is not a mood- the subjunctive is a mood.  |
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