Question

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430) Conditional clauses with IF + the present simple can
also go with a main clause having MUST, MAY, CAN,
SHOULD etc. The modals also refer lo future time
(like WILL); in addition, they indicate some extra
modal meaning (see exercises 470-474).
Use MUST, MAY, CAN, SHOULD with the following to
ospress advice.
Situation : Mr. Plumb will probably go to Britain for a month.
His wife is staying at home. She says to him:
IF CLAUSE
MAIN CLAUSE
If + Present
Modal verb + infmitive
If you go to Britain,
you must write to me
every day.
1. get me some English novels;
2. take your umbrella with you;
3. see the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace;
4. get the children some English stamps;
5. visit the Tower of London;
6. speak English all the time;
7. visit Stratford-on-Avon;
8. learn a lot about the English way of life.​

Answer 1

Răspuns:

1. If you go to Britain you can get me some English novels.

2. If you go to Britain you should take your umbrella with you.

3. If you go to Britain you may see the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham.

4. If you go to Britain you should get the children some English stamps.

5. If you go to Britain you can visit the Tower of London.

6. If you go to Britain you must speak English all the time.

7. If you go to Britain you should visit Stratford-on-Avon.

8. If you go to Britain you may learn a lot about the English way of life.