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Practice of the Past Conditionals Real and Unreal

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Page 1: Past tense conditionals

Practice of the Past Conditionals

Real and Unreal

Page 2: Past tense conditionals

If people needed to speak to each other, more often than not they wrote letters rather than emails.If I had been living in 1957, I would have probably been better at spelling than I am now.

A town in England receives its first computer in 1957

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COMMUNICATIONTECHNOLOGY

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When people travelled, they often looked down upon the natives of other lands.What would you have done if you were the Indian woman?

A colonial British man in India is being carried by a native so he doesn’t have to walk in the heat.

The photo was taken in 1901

TOPICS:

SOCIETYTRAVEL

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When people partied, they would sometimes still wear rather formal clothesIf these people had heard modern dance music, they probably would have been extremely shocked.

A group of Germans partying on a Friday night at the beginning of the Twentieth Century

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PARTYINGMEN & WOMEN

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When people needed to test the safety of things, they simply did it in real life rather than a laboratory. If you had been alive in 1912 would your life have been more or less dangerousIf modern standards were applied then, people would have been sued.

A group of British men testing safety helmets.

The photo was taken in 1912.

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SAFETYDANGERS

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When royalty travelled, they often did so quite openly and were not scared of the public. If England had followed France, we would have had a revolution and abandoned our monarchy.

King George V of England travels in his coach. A beggar runs alongside him asking for money.

The photo was taken in 1920

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KINGS and MONARCHYPUBLIC FIGURES

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When people needed to groom themselves, they often asked others for assistance. If they had had better products, they would have looked very different.

A man receiving a shave from a barber in 1940

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APPEARANCEGROOMINGHYGIENE

Page 8: Past tense conditionals

When children couldn’t afford to go to school, they had to go out and get a job.If they had had more education, they wouldn’t have been forced to work.

Child labourers taking a smoke break in America.

1880

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CHILDRENCIGARETTESWORKHEALTH

Page 9: Past tense conditionals

When people had differing political or social views, they could be executed publically. If he had not have expressed his opinions, perhaps he would have lived.

Munich, Germany.

A man is publically executed for being a communist.

Photo taken in 1919.