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If more money was available, the school would be able to buy a new piano

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If I pass, I will give a party.

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If you had used your common sense, you wouldn't have gone to that match.

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If I were you, I would accept the offer.

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If you warm water to a hundred degrees Celsius, it will boil.

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If my pupils make a mistake, I will explain the rule on the blackboard.

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If I find her address, I’ll send her an invitation.

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If I had a computer, it would do everything for me.

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If you drink this, you will stay young forever.

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If the professor had invented a magic drink, he would have become famous.

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