past tense conditionals
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Practice of the Past Conditionals
Real and Unreal
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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
TOPICS:
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
TOPICS:
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.
TOPICS:
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
TOPICS:
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
TOPICS:
APPEARANCEGROOMINGHYGIENE
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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
TOPICS:
CHILDRENCIGARETTESWORKHEALTH
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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.