Creation

(Mr. Osama El Gamal) #1
) فٟ حٌلخٌش حلأٌٟٚ ٌظع١َ عّخ ٠ٕزغٟ أْ ٔفعٍٗ ٌٕٔظعي ٌّٛلف If) ريلا ِٓ (in case ٠ّىٓ أْ ٔٔظويَ ( طلٔزخ ٌـ. 4
ِلظًّ فٟ حٌّٔظمزً.


  • I'll draw a map for you in case you can't find our house.

  • I don't want to go out tonight in case my friend phones.

  • Shall I keep some chicken salad for your brother in case he‘s hungry when he gets here?

  • In case I forget later, here are the keys to the garage.


) فٟ حلأِؼٍش حٌظخ١ٌش.If( ٚ )in case لاكع حٌفخٍق فٟ حٌّعٕٟ ر١ٓ ( طلٔزخ ٌــ -. 5



  • Let‘s take our swimsuits in case there‘s a pool at the hotel.
    (We don‘t know if there is a pool there.)

  • Let‘s take our swimsuits if there‘s a pool in the hotel.
    (We will wait until we know about the pool before we decide.)


.2 / 1) فٟ حٌلخٌش If) ريلا ِٓ (Suppose / Supposing (that) / Imagine (that)٠ّىٓ أْ ٔٔظويَ (. 6



  • Suppose / Supposing / Imagine (that) you found a job in Cairo, what would you do?

  • What will you do supposing your manager leaves early?


فعً حٓخٟٓ. wereحًح ٌُ طىٓ )Were + sub + to + inf ...( ٔٔظويَحٌؼخ١ٔش ٚ ) فٟ حٌلخٌشIfكٌف (٠ّىٓ. 7



  • Were he to come tomorrow we could borrow his car.


فٟ حٌـٍّش. سِٛؿٛى wereض ) اًح وخٔWere + sub + adj / n ...) فٟ حٌلخٌش حٌؼخ١ٔش ٚ ٔزيأ رخٌفعً (If( فٌلطُ. 8



  • If I were a millionaire, I would buy a castle.

  • Were I a millionaire, I would buy a castle.
    .)Had + sub + P.p ...ش ٚ ٔزيأ رخٌفعً (ؼ) فٟ حٌلخٌش حٌؼخٌIfكٌف (٠ّىٓ. 9

  • If you had invited me, I might have come. - Had you invited me, I might have come.

  • if he had been careful, He wouldn't have had that terrible accident

  • Had he been careful, He wouldn't have had that terrible accident.
    .) Should + Sub + inf ( رـٚ ٔزيأ ٚحٌؼخ١ٔش ) فٟ حٌلخٌش حلأٌٟٚIfكٌف (٠ّىٓ. 10
    1 - If he has enough time, he will watch the football match.

  • Should he have enough time, he will watch the football match.
    2 - If it snowed tomorrow, we would go skiing.

  • Should it snow tomorrow, we would go skiing.



  1. If + .... not.... = Unless + ؿٍّش ِؼزظش اًح ٌـــــُ



  • If I hadn't played badly, I would have won. - Unless I had played badly, I would have won.

  • If it doesn't rain, we will go to the beach party.

  • Unless it rains, we will go to the beach party.



  1. If + .... ؿٍّش ِؼزظش.... = In case of / with / by + V.ing /n. فٟ كخٌــش



  • If you planned things properly, you wouldn‟t get into a mess.

  • In case of planning things properly, you wouldn‟t get into a mess.



  1. If + .... ؿٍّش ِٕف١ش.... = But for + n. ٌـٛلا / Without + V.ing /n. ريْٚ



  • If we don't have a car, we will be late for the show.

  • But for our car, we will be late for the show.

  • Unless you had suggested it, I wouldn't have phoned him.

  • Without suggesting it, I wouldn't have phoned him.

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