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Common
mistakes
With the condition phrases in A, B and C the present tense is used in the conditional clause.
Take a
jacket in case it gets cold later on
. (NOT Take a jacket in case it will get cold later on.)
Some nouns which express condition
D
Certain conditions must be met before the peace talks can begin. (
rather formal
)
A good standard of English is a prerequisite
/priːˈrekwɪzɪt/
for studying at a British university.
[
absolutely necessary; very formal
]
What are the entry requirements
/rəˈkwaɪəmənts/
for doing
a diploma in Management at your college? [
o icial conditions; rather formal
]
I would not move to
London under any circumstances. (
fairly formal
)
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English Vocabulary in Use Upper-intermediate

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