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📚 Grammar Hack: Conquer Conditionals! ✨by @NAEIELTS (The Ultimate "If" Guide) 🔥 Why This Matters ✓ Nail job interviews & exams ✓ Sound natural in conversations ✓ Avoid common mistakes even natives make 🌿 The 4 Conditional Types 1️⃣ Zero Conditional (Facts) • Structure: If + present, present • Example: "If you heat ice, it melts." 2️⃣ First Conditional (Real Future) • Structure: If + present, will + verb • Example: "If it rains, we will cancel the picnic." 3️⃣ Second Conditional (Unreal Present) • Structure: If + past, would + verb • Example: "If I won the lottery, I would travel forever." 4️⃣ Third Conditional (Unreal Past) • Structure: If + past perfect, would have + past participle • Example: "If you had studied, you would have passed." 💡 Pro Tip: Use "were" instead of "was" in Second Conditional ("If I were you...") for formal correctness. 🚫 Common Mistakes ❌ "If I will go, I will call you." ✅ "If I go, I will call you." 📲 Practice Challenge Complete this sentence: "If she _ (know) the truth, she _ (not forgive) you." (Answer: knew / wouldn’t forgive) 💬 Reply with your own conditional sentence!

📚 IELTS Vocabulary: Government (Part 2) 🏛️ 🔹 To prioritize expenditure on – To focus spending on certain areas first. 🔹 To provide funding for – To allocate money to support a cause or service. 🔹 High on the agenda – Something that is a top priority for action. 🔹 To exert pressure on – To use influence to push for a change. 🔹 To form a pressure group – To organize people to influence government policies. 🔹 To provide public subsidies for – To offer government financial aid to lower costs. 🔹 International bodies – Organizations that operate in multiple countries. 🔹 National and local authorities – Government bodies at different levels. 🔹 Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) – Independent organizations not controlled by governments. 🔹 To campaign for something – To actively work toward achieving a goal. 🔹 Government decision-making – The process of making official policy choices. 🔹 To impose an official ban on – To legally prohibit something. 🔹 Government sponsorship – Financial support provided by the government. 🔹 A welfare state – A system where the government ensures citizens' well-being through taxation. 🔹 A stopgap measure – A temporary solution until a better one is found. ✨ By @NAEIELTS #Government #Policy #PublicSpending #IELTSVocabulary