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Too + Adjective
Examples:
1. They are too tired to play soccer.
2. The water is too hot for me to drink

Adjective + enough
Examples:
1. The room is large enough.
2. You are good enough at modeling.

Enough + noun
Examples:
1. Do you have enough money to buy a ticket?
2. She doesn't have enough chance.

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To give a hand = to help somebody
To turn a blind eye to something = to ignore something
To make a big effort = to try
To have the time o your life = to enjoy yourself a lot
To have a word with somebody = To talk with somebody
To get in touch with somebody = to contact somebody

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The first conditional is used to express the future consequence of a realistic possibility now or in the future.

Example:
1. If I miss the train, I'll take the next one.
2. If I'm sick, I won't go to school.

STRUCTURE:
IF + simple present     ,      future simple
to be: am/is/are            will/won't + V bare

V bare

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The second conditional is used to talk about things which are unreal (not true or not possible) in the present or the future - things which don't or won't happen.

Examples:
If I were you, I would drive more carefully in the rain.
If I lived in a mansion, I would have parties every week.

STRUCTURE:

IF + past simple     ,      present conditional
to be -> were            would/ wouldn't + V bare

V2

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The third conditional is used to express the imaginary situations in the past, or unreal situations in the past.

Example:
1. If I had won a medal, I would have been happy.
2. If it hadn't rained yesterday, we would have gone for a picnic.

STRUCTURE:
IF + past perfect      ,       perfect conditional
had/ hadn't + V3          would/could/might + have + V3

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1. We use the verb WISH and the expression IF ONLY to express a wish or desire.
(Những điều không có thật ở thời điểm hiện tại)

IF ONLY is more emphatic than WISH

Examples:
I wish I were a millionaire.
If only I had more time.

To express our wish to change the present into a different reality or when we would like something to be different in the present, we use the following structure:
WISH/IF ONLY + past simple or past continuous.
(Điều không có thật ở thời điểm quá khứ)

Examples:
I wish I had a new car.
If only he were dancing with me.

In formal English you use were instead of was

2. To express regret about something that happened or did not happen in the past, we use the following structure:
WISH/ IF ONLY + past perfect
Examples:
I wish I had studied for my English test. (I regret that I didn't study for my English test.)
If only he had called me sooner.

NOTE: may -> might; can -> could; will -> would

3. I wish... or If only ...+  would + Verb infinitive without to
--> to say that we want somebody (or something) to behave differently.
Examples:
I wish she wouldn't shout.
If only the phone would stop ringing.

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This is the combination of second and third conditional.

USAGE: Present result of a past condition.

STRUCTURE:
IF + past perfect     ,      present conditional
had/hadn't + V3       would/could/might + V bare

Examples:
1. If I had listened to your advice now, I would pass the test now.
2. If he had checked the map, he wouldn't lost at the moment.