curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-use-conditionals/6785562a8d1e2469f0e4adfd.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What does the sentence imply about the companies' survival?
Their survival depends on the money.
They will survive no matter what.
The sentence uses a conditional to express that their survival is uncertain and depends on whether the money goes away.
They are guaranteed to fail.
The word might shows a possibility, not a certainty, of failure.
The money doesn't affect their survival.
The sentence makes it clear that the companies' survival is tied to the availability of the money.
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The sentence uses a First Conditional structure:
If that money goes away (condition).
Those companies might not survive (result).
This indicates that the companies' survival is uncertain and depends on whether the money is available. The word might adds a sense of possibility, meaning the outcome is not guaranteed.
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