Answer:

if I pass my exam, I will treat myself with foods to celebrate with my family.

Condition Statement:

Converse:

Inverse:

Contrapositive:

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I'm really sorry, I don't know what to answer to the questions under the first one. if i do would know I'll edit my question

Answer:

1. If I pass the exam, I will go to France. (i.e, I haven't taken the test yet)

2. If I had passed the exam, I would have gone to France.

(i.e, first, I did take the test, second, I failed, and third, so I didn't (or couldn't) go to France in the end.)

Then, what does it mean if I said

"If I passed the exam, I would go to France."

I know that some cases we can use past tense

to make it formal/polite (eg. Can you do help me vs. Could you do me a favor?)

If I say "If I passed the exam, I would go to France.", for conditional sentence, not for social distancing, then what would it mean?

and how is it different from "If I pass the exam, I will go to France."?

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