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CITY OF FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS APPROVED CONDITIONAL 1st DATE//TIME FOR DAYS 2nd DATE//TIME DISAPPROVED 3rd DATE//TIME DISAPPROVED VACANT PROPERTY ADDRESS: OCCUPIED COMMENTS: Living Room Dining Room Kitchen

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How to fill out conditional:

1. Start by understanding the purpose of the conditional. It is a type of sentence structure used to express hypothetical situations or possibilities.
2. Begin with an "if" clause, which introduces the condition that needs to be met for a certain outcome to occur. This clause usually starts with the word "if" followed by a subject and a verb.
3. After the "if" clause, add a comma and continue with the result or consequence that will happen if the condition is met. This part is called the "result" or "consequence" clause and typically starts with the word "then" followed by a subject and a verb.
4. Use appropriate verb tenses in each clause to convey the intended meaning and timeframe of the condition and result.
5. Make sure the subject and verb in each clause are in agreement and properly conjugated.
6. Add any necessary adverbs, adjectives, or other modifiers to make the sentence more specific or to convey additional information.
7. Proofread and edit your sentence for clarity and correctness.

Who needs conditional:

1. Writers: Conditional sentences are often used in literature, creative writing, and storytelling to explore hypothetical scenarios and possibilities.
2. English language learners: Conditional sentences are an important aspect of English grammar and mastering them is essential for achieving fluency.
3. Problem solvers: People who are trying to understand cause and effect relationships, make predictions, or explore different outcomes can benefit from using conditional sentences as a way to organize and express their thoughts.
4. Scientists and researchers: Conditional statements are commonly used in scientific hypotheses and experimental design to propose possible outcomes and test their validity.
5. Decision-makers: Using conditional sentences can help individuals or groups make informed decisions by considering different scenarios and their potential consequences.

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