StarCatcher1858
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Or you can say it as the If Conditional game xD This is how the game works:
The person writes the first half of a conditional (which starts with an "if"), and then the next poster continues the conditional and comes up with a new conditional.
Example 1:
Person 1:
Person 2:
You can also make it like this...
Example 2:
Person 1:
Person 2:
It's a game I started in two other forums... So I thought I'd like to start it here as well
~~~~~
If the sun had not shone this morning...
~~~~~
EDIT:
I see the conditionals here are quite messed up, so I wanna add some info... There are three types of conditionals:
Type 1:
if (present tense), (future tense)
OR
(future tense) if present tense --> no comma
Example:
If it rains, we won't be able to go.
The first type conditional is used to predict something in the future or something that might happen in the future.
Type 2:
if (past tense), (conditional (would)) --> or vice versa
Example:
If I were you, I wouldn't hit that kid.
Conditional type two is used for supposition in the present, usually something that wouldn't happen.
Type 3:
if (past perfect tense), (would have) --> or vice versa
Example:
If I had known this would happen, I would have never left.
This conditional is used for regrets and is something NOT used in this game.
I hope the explanation helps...
The person writes the first half of a conditional (which starts with an "if"), and then the next poster continues the conditional and comes up with a new conditional.
Example 1:
Person 1:
Person 2:
You can also make it like this...
Example 2:
Person 1:
Person 2:
It's a game I started in two other forums... So I thought I'd like to start it here as well
~~~~~
If the sun had not shone this morning...
~~~~~
EDIT:
I see the conditionals here are quite messed up, so I wanna add some info... There are three types of conditionals:
Type 1:
if (present tense), (future tense)
OR
(future tense) if present tense --> no comma
Example:
If it rains, we won't be able to go.
The first type conditional is used to predict something in the future or something that might happen in the future.
Type 2:
if (past tense), (conditional (would)) --> or vice versa
Example:
If I were you, I wouldn't hit that kid.
Conditional type two is used for supposition in the present, usually something that wouldn't happen.
Type 3:
if (past perfect tense), (would have) --> or vice versa
Example:
If I had known this would happen, I would have never left.
This conditional is used for regrets and is something NOT used in this game.
I hope the explanation helps...
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