1. If you spare a few minutes with me, I can convey the message. 2. I

1.	1. If you spare a few minutes with me, I can convey the message. 2. If the sergeant refused to oblige, the young man would go to the prison. 3. If I had prepared well, I would have performed well on the stage.Discuss: Can split the above sentences into two? Yes, I can.Is there a subject and a verb in both the parts? Yes, there is.What will you call the two parts with verbs in each of them? Clauses.Identify the verb forms in both the parts of the sentences:1. spare – simple present; can convey – future2. refused – simple past; would go – conditional 3. had prepared – past perfect; would have performed – conditional perfectNow complete the following sentences suitably:
Answer» 1. If you had enough money, you would buy a car. 2. I will come if you invite me. 3. If you had informed me, I would have come in time. 4. If she comes, I will be happy. 5. If he had known about it, he would not have said such things. 6. If they tried, they would succeed.

1. If you spare a few minutes with me, I can convey the message. 2. If the sergeant refused to oblige, the young man would go to the prison. 3. If I had prepared well, I would have performed well on the stage.Discuss: Can split the above sentences into two? Yes, I can.Is there a subject and a verb in both the parts? Yes, there is.What will you call the two parts with verbs in each of them? Clauses.Identify the verb forms in both the parts of the sentences:1. spare – simple present; can convey – future2. refused – simple past; would go – conditional 3. had prepared – past perfect; would have performed – conditional perfectNow complete the following sentences suitably:

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1. If you had enough money, you would buy a car.

2. I will come if you invite me.

3. If you had informed me, I would have come in time.

4. If she comes, I will be happy.

5. If he had known about it, he would not have said such things.

6. If they tried, they would succeed.