IF WE HAD SOME GLOBAL WARMING

Conditional sentences practice:

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Exercise 5
Now, doing grammatical exercises is all right but it's much more fun to practise conditional sentences in a different way:

Conditional sentences in The Big Bang Theory
Conditionals: examples in songs If you had a million dollars song + game A parody of "If I had a million dollars": If we had some global warming

Some lyrics extracts:
If we had some global warming we wouldn't be 20 below
If we had some global warming I wouldn't be shovelling snow
If we had some global warming I wouldn't have to drive this giant truck
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If we had some global warming we wouldn't have any cares
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If we had some global warming we'd have some nice greenhouse effect
If we had some global warming maybe we'd have some palm trees
If we had some global warming maybe we'd have aligators
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If we had some global warming we could throw our windshield scrapers away
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If we had some global warming maybe we'd use less fuel
If we had some global warming we'd have a longer growing season which could stop world hunger
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