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1. If you knew his phone number, you [NO ANSWER] (can) phone him. Wrong! Correct answer: COULD 2. If you took the train, you [NO ANSWER] (arrive) Home faster Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD ARRIVE Print Guestbook 3. If you had a key, you [NO ANSWER] (open) the door. Report a bug Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD OPEN 4. If you were less tired, you [NO ANSWER] (clean) the house Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD CLEAN 5. If we had the choice, we [NO ANSWER] (go) to America. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD GO GREAT! 6. If there were more children, they [NO ANSWER] Get a free English (build ) a school Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD lesson every week! BUILD 150,000 7. If he met a woman, he [NO ANSWER] (be) happy. subscribers! Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD BE Click here! 8. If people were more generous, they [NO ANSWER] (help) the poor ones Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HELP Recommended: > English translator > Sites for teachers > Other sites for teachers
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1. If car engines burnt hydrogen instead of petrol or diesel-oil, there COUNTRIES COULD SAVE A LOT OF OIL. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD BE NO POLLUTION. 2. If governments spent more money on the railways, COUNTRIES COULD SAVE A LOT OF OIL. Wrong! Correct answer: TRAIN SERVICES WOULD BE BETTER. 3. If private cars weren't allowed inside our cities, COUNTRIES COULD SAVE A LOT OF OIL. Wrong! Correct answer: THEY WOULD BE NICER PLACES TO LIVE IN. 4. If cars were smaller, COUNTRIES COULD SAVE A LOT
OF OIL. Wrong! Correct answer: THERE WOULD BE NO PARKING PROBLEMS. GREAT! Get a free English 5. If more people used public transport, COUNTRIES lesson every week! COULD SAVE A LOT OF OIL. Wrong! Correct answer: THE GASES FROM CARS COULD BE MADE LESS 150,000 DANGEROUS. subscribers! 6. If the law was stricter about pollution, COUNTRIES Click here! COULD SAVE A LOT OF OIL. Correct! Recommended: > English translator > Sites for teachers > Other sites for teachers
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1. If I quit smoking, I MAY BE ABLE TO weight. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GAIN 2. If you eat less sugar, you MAY BE ABLE TO weight. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL LOSE Home 3. If you walk to work every day, you MAY BE ABLE TO Print in shape without joining gym. Wrong! Correct answer: Guestbook WILL STAY Report a bug 4. If you don't get enough sleep, you MAY BE ABLE TO stay awake in class. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL NOT BE ABLE TO 5. If you own a pet, you MAY BE ABLE TO more relaxed. Wrong! Correct answer: MAY FEEL GREAT! Get a free English 6. If you don't get married, you MAY BE ABLE TO more lesson every week! money to spend on yourself. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL HAVE 150,000 7. If I gain weight, I MAY BE ABLE TO fit into my subscribers! clothes. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL NOT BE ABLE TO Click here! 8. If I inherit a lot of money, I MAY BE ABLE TO buy expensive clothes. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL BE ABLE TO Recommended: 9. If my clothes don't fit, I MAY BE ABLE TO buy new > English clothes. Wrong! Correct answer: WILL HAVE TO translator 10. If you get a part-time job, you MAY BE ABLE TO save > Sites for some money. Correct! teachers > Other sites for
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1. If I [NO ANSWER] (be) you, I would ask him why he was drunk. Wrong! Correct answer: WERE 2. If I [NO ANSWER] (be) you, I would have waited until they went away. Wrong! Correct answer: HAD BEEN Home 3. If I [NO ANSWER] (be) her, I would begin my driving Print lessons. Wrong! Correct answer: WERE Guestbook 4. If I [NO ANSWER] (be) him, I would have phoned the Report a bug police. Wrong! Correct answer: HAD BEEN 5. If I [NO ANSWER] (be) you, I would have passed my English test. Wrong! Correct answer: HAD BEEN 6. If I were a rich man, I would [NO ANSWER] (buy) a great house. Wrong! Correct answer: BUY GREAT! Get a free English 7. If I had been him, I would [NO ANSWER] (buy) a lesson every week! brand car. Wrong! Correct answer: HAVE BOUGHT 8. If I had been her, I would [NO ANSWER] (go) to the 150,000 cinema. Wrong! Correct answer: HAVE GONE subscribers! 9. If I were a man, I would [NO ANSWER] (fight) him. Click here! Wrong! Correct answer: FIGHT 10. If I had been a pet, I would [NO ANSWER] (become) a bird. Wrong! Correct answer: HAVE BECOME Recommended: > English translator > Sites for teachers > Other sites for teachers
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Conditional (English exercise n30490 - Please quote this number when contacting us)
Other English exercises on the same topic Conditional type 0 = general truth (something that is always true) if + present simple / present simple
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type 2 = unreal conditional if + past simple / would + infinitive
type 3 = hypothetical conditional if + past perfect / would have + past participle
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1. If we aren't careful, we late 2. If you Nicole, send her my regards 3. If you order from your website, we always a confirmation email 4. If we don't reach an agreement soon, I think they away from the negociation 5. If I work hard, I'm sure I a promotion after a year 6. If I a promotion, I'll have more responsabilities 7. But ... if I more responsabilities, I will have much free time in the evenings 8. If I don't have so much free time, I able to go to the gym 9. If I don't go to the gym, I fat 10. Whenever I use this computer, there a problem
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1. If we aren't careful, we GET late Wrong! Correct answer: WILL BE 2. If you GET Nicole, send her my regards Wrong! Correct answer: SEE Home 3. If you order from your website, we always GET a Print confirmation email Wrong! Correct answer: SEND Guestbook 4. If we don't reach an agreement soon, I think they Report a bug GET away from the negociation Wrong! Correct answer: WILL WALK 5. If I work hard, I'm sure I GET a promotion after a year Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GET 6. If I GET a promotion, I'll have more responsabilities GREAT! Correct! Get a free English lesson every week! 7. But ... if I GET more responsabilities, I will have much free time in the evenings Wrong! Correct answer: 150,000 HAVE subscribers! 8. If I don't have so much free time, I GET able to go to Click here! the gym Wrong! Correct answer: WON'T BE 9. If I don't go to the gym, I GET fat Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GET Recommended:
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10. Whenever I use this computer, there GET a problem Wrong! Correct answer: WILL BE
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1. If the train is late, we [NO ANSWER] (miss) the plane Wrong! Correct answer: WILL MISS 2. If I get a job,I [NO ANSWER] (rent) this flat Wrong! Correct answer: WILL RENT Home 3. Jack [NO ANSWER] (go) camping if his parents allow Print him Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GO Guestbook 4. Samy [NO ANSWER] (play) tennis if it is fine Wrong! Report a bug Correct answer: WILL PLAY 5. If I won much money , I [NO ANSWER] (take) long holidays Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD TAKE 6. If I were in London, I [NO ANSWER] (visit) Buckingham Palace Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD GREAT! Get a free English VISIT lesson every week! 7. Tom [NO ANSWER] (drive) us to mountains if he had a car Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD DRIVE 150,000 8. They [NO ANSWER] (take) a car if it rains Wrong! subscribers! Correct answer: WILL TAKE Click here! 9. If it was hot, they [NO ANSWER] (go) to the beach Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD GO 10. I [NO ANSWER] (travel) to Australia if I had much Recommended: money Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD TRAVEL > English translator > Sites for teachers > Other sites for teachers
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0 : If + present simple + present simple
Used to express general truth and things which always happen whenever the condition exists.
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If you heat water it turns to water vapour. If you practise sport you definitely lose weight. If I am late home my parents get worried.
1 : If + present + will + verb (inf)
Used when something is possible now and possible in the future.
Ex: If you go home late your parents will be worried. They will certainly help you if you ask them We will go on a picnic next Sunday, unless the weather gets bad.
2 : If + simple past + would + verb (inf)
Used for a situation which is impossible now but possible in the future, it is the conditional of dream, of hypothetical situations.
Ex: Reality Dreams She lives in the countryside If she lived in the city she would have better job opportunities He is not a millionaire If he were a millionaire he would travel all over the world. I am not on holiday If I were on holiday, I would relax and sleep a lot.
3 : If + past perfect + would have + past participle .
Used for something impossible now and impossible in the future.
(because the action had already taken place, it is all over, finished) It is the conditional of regrets
Ex: Reality Regrets He drove quickly and had an accident. If he hadn't driven quickly, he wouldn't have had an accident. He forgot her birthday and she was angry If he had not forgotten her birthday, she wouldn't have been angry. They didn't invite him, he didn't come to Mary's party. If they had invited him he would have come.
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1. If I win at a lottery I [NO ANSWER] . (to retire) Wrong! Correct answer: WILL RETIRE 2. That boy is very clever, if you ask him a question he [NO ANSWER] on the spot ! (to answer) Wrong! Home Correct answer: ANSWERS Print 3. If I [NO ANSWER] enough money I would buy a Guestbook luxury car. (to have) Wrong! Correct answer: HAD Report a bug 4. If I were you, I [NO ANSWER] in the exams. (not to cheat) Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T CHEAT 5. If I had had a car, I [NO ANSWER] on foot. (not to go) Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE GONE 6. If you were more polite, you [NO ANSWER] have all GREAT! Get a free English these problems. (not to have) Wrong! Correct answer: lesson every week! WOULDN'T HAVE 7. If I had had a computer, I [NO ANSWER] you an e150,000 mail, but unfortunately I didn't. (to send) Wrong! subscribers! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE SENT Click here! 8. If I have a good mark at math,I [NO ANSWER] very proud of myself. (to be) Wrong! Correct answer: WILL BE Recommended: 9. If I am ready for marriage, I [NO ANSWER] you that. > English (to tell) Wrong! Correct answer: WILL TELL translator 10. If you answer all the questions correctly, they [NO > Sites for ANSWER] your nickname in the list of winners! (to teachers
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1. I [NO ANSWER] (come) if I lived nearer, but unfortunately I live far away Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD COME 2. If you were alone in the house and you heard a noise Home what [NO ANSWER] (do)? Wrong! Correct answer: Print WOULD YOU DO Guestbook 3. If I had finished the book I [NO ANSWER] (send) it to Report a bug you already Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE SENT 4. If you eat more slowly you [NO ANSWER] (digest) the food much better Wrong! Correct answer: WILL DIGEST GREAT! Get a free English 5. I [NO ANSWER] (not/eat) any meat if I were you. lesson every week! Meat is not good for you Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T EAT 150,000 6. If you had heated the ice it [NO ANSWER] (turn) to subscribers! water Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE TURNED Click here! 7. He [NO ANSWER] (hit) you back if you strike him. What do you expect? Wrong! Correct answer: WILL HIT Recommended: 8. We [NO ANSWER] (ask) them to dinner more often if > English they were more amusing Wrong! Correct answer: translator WOULD ASK > Sites for 9. If your dog had bitten me I [NO ANSWER] (go) to the teachers police Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE GONE > Other sites for 10. If you had arrived late, they [NO ANSWER] (not/let) teachers you in Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE LET 11. If the mountaineer slipped he [NO ANSWER] (fall) more than a hundred feet Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD FALL 12. You [NO ANSWER] (get) into trouble if you don't stop that nonsense Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GET
13. If you had left that wasp alone it [NO ANSWER] (not/sting) you, little boy Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE STUNG 14. If you had removed that screw the whole machine [NO ANSWER] (fall) apart Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE FALLEN 15. If I won a big prize in the lottery I [NO ANSWER] (give up) my job Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD GIVE UP 16. If I win a big prize in the lottery I [NO ANSWER] (give up) my job Wrong! Correct answer: WILL GIVE UP 17. If you drive your car into the river, [NO ANSWER] (you/be able) to get out? Wrong! Correct answer: WILL YOU BE ABLE 18. If you drove your car into the river , [NO ANSWER] (you/be able) to get out? Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD YOU BE ABLE 19. If you had driven your car into the river, [NO ANSWER] (you/be able) to get out? Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD YOU HAVE BEEN ABLE 20. Even if I was dying of thirst I [NO ANSWER] (not/drink) that water Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE DRUNK
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1st Conditional: We use the 1st conditional to talk about something in the future which will probably happen in certain situations.
We form it like this: If + present simple + will/won't + infinitive
Examples:
If you leave at 2.00, you will be in Washington by 9.00. We won't go out for dinner if you don't want to. If I have time, I'll visit Tokyo. They won't eat if they aren't hungry.
2nd Conditional:
We use the 2nd conditional to imagine what might happen in certain situations.
We form it like this: If + past simple + would/wouldn't + infinitive
Examples:
If I earned more money, I would buy more clothes. He would get the job if he spoke fluent English. If I had time, I'd go to the gym more often. Travelling to work would be easier if I had a car.
We can use the were form of the 2nd conditional to give or ask for advice
Examples:
If I were you I'd change my job. What would you do if you were me?
Exercise: Match the sentences.
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1. If I were you 2. She'll meet you at the station 3. If I finish this work by 5.00 4. If they employed just one more person 5. He won't know 6. You'll pass easily 7. If I got the chance 8. If I see her 9. I'd sell it 10. If they are not satisfied
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1. If I were you I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: I'D LOOK FOR SOMETHING ELSE. 2. She'll meet you at the station I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: IF YOU GET THERE Home BEFORE 6.00 Print 3. If I finish this work by 5.00 I WILL ASK HER TO CALL Guestbook YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: I'LL HAVE TIME TO GO Report a bug SHOPPING. 4. If they employed just one more person I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: THEY WOULD BE LESS BUSY. 5. He won't know I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. GREAT! Get a free English Wrong! Correct answer: IF YOU DON'T TELL HIM. lesson every week! 6. You'll pass easily I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: IF YOU WORK A LITTLE 150,000 HARDER. subscribers! 7. If I got the chance I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Click here! Wrong! Correct answer: I WOULD LOVE TO WORK IN NY.
8. If I see her I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Correct! 9. I'd sell it I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: IF I WERE YOU. 10. If they are not satisfied I WILL ASK HER TO CALL YOU. Wrong! Correct answer: THEY WON'T BUY FROM US AGAIN.
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1. We would be offended if he [NO ANSWER] (not to go) to see them. Wrong! Correct answer: DID NOT GO 2. If you took some exercise, you [NO ANSWER] (to feel) better. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD FEEL Home 3. If someone offered a job, I think I [NO ANSWER] (to Print take) it. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD TAKE Guestbook 4. I'm sure she will lend you the money. I'd be surprised Report a bug if she [NO ANSWER] (to refuse). Wrong! Correct answer: REFUSED 5. If I sold my car, I [NO ANSWER] (not to get) much money for it. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD NOT GET 6. A lot of people would be out of work if the factory GREAT! Get a free English [NO ANSWER] (to close down). Wrong! Correct lesson every week! answer: CLOSED DOWN 7. I'd be very frightened if somebody [NO ANSWER] (to 150,000 come) in here with a gun. Wrong! Correct answer: subscribers! CAME Click here! 8. What would happen if I [NO ANSWER] (to press) that red button? Wrong! Correct answer: PRESSED 9. I'm sure Tim [NO ANSWER] (to understand) if you Recommended: explained this. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD > English UNDERSTAND translator 10. Liz gave me this box and she [NO ANSWER] (to be) > Sites for upset if I lost it. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD BE teachers > Other sites for teachers
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1. If I had known about the meeting, I WOULD COME (come) in time. But I didn't know. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD HAVE COME 2. If I knew her address, I WOULD HAVE CALLED (call) Home on her. Can you give it to me please? Wrong! Correct Print Guestbook answer: WOULD CALL Report a bug 3. If he hadn't been a tiny-fighter during the war he HADN'T LANDED (not/land) the plane. But he was. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE LANDED 4. If I were you, I WOULD TAKE (take) part in the competition. Think about it. Correct! GREAT! 5. If they knew the right way to the station, it Get a free English WOULDN'T TAKE (not/take) them a lot of time to get lesson every week! there. Tell them. Correct! 150,000 6. If the weather had been fine, they WOULD GO (go) to subscribers! the park. But it rained cats and dogs. Wrong! Correct Click here! answer: WOULD HAVE GONE 7. If the weather was fine, we HAD GONE (go) to the park. What's the weather forecast? Wrong! Correct answer: WOULD GO Recommended: 8. He HAD PASSED (pass) his exam successfully if he > English had worked hard. But he didn't. Wrong! Correct translator answer: WOULD HAVE PASSED > Sites for 9. If he did his English he WOULD GO (go) for a walk. teachers Hurry him. Correct! > Other sites for 10. If he hadn't done his English he HADN'T GONE teachers (not/go) for a walk. But he did. Wrong! Correct answer: WOULDN'T HAVE GONE
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Conditional (first and second) (English exercise n5471 - Please quote this number when contacting us) Other English exercises on the same topic Conditional (first and second) First and Second Conditionals.
Conditional clauses begin with if (or a word such as when which means the same as if) and follow basic patterns. This Section deals with patterns which form the First, Second and Zero Conditionals:
First Conditionals
We use First Conditionals to talk about events which are possible. The Conditional clause can refer to the present or the future.
Conditional clause If+ Present Simple
main clause - will + bare infinitive
If it rains, we will stay at home.
The Conditional clause can come before or after the main clause. We use a comma at the end of the Conditional clause when it comes first: If you don't try harder, you will fail. You will fail if you don't try harder.
Other structures are possible, depending on what you want to say:
Conditional clause If+ Present Simple If you behave yourself,
main clause - modal verb you can come.
If+ Present Simple If you don't work,
- be going to (future) you're going to fail.
If+ Present Simple If you need anything,
- imperative ask.
If+ Present Continuous If we're leaving soon,
- will + bare infinitive I'll get my coat.
If+ Present Perfect If I've finished,
- will + bare infinitive. I'll be able to come.
If+ Present Perfect If you've finished,
- modal verb you can go out.
Imperative Eat less
- and /or + will and youll get slim
Second Conditional
We use the Second Conditional for unlikely 'situations in the present or future:
Conditional clause If+ Past Simple If I had enough money,
main clause -would Id retire.
Instead of would we can use other modal verbs: If I lost my job, I might go abroad for a while.
Compare First and Second Conditionals: If I lose my job, Ill find life very difficult. (= there is a possibility - First Conditional)
If I lost my job, I'd find life very difficult. (= there is no evidence - Second Conditional)
Zero Conditional
We use the Zero Conditional to show that one action, result, etc. always follows another. We often use when for if:
Conditional clause Present Simple If/ when water freezes, When I travel by boat,
main clause - Present Simple it turns to ice. I'm always sick.
(Just) in case This means 'because it is possible that...' and usually comes after the main clause: Paul will bring you a sweater in case it gets cold.
Provided (that); as long as These phrases suggest that there is one vital condition Provided you rest, you'll make a full recovery.
Unless We can use unless to replace if... not in Conditionals After unless, we use a Present tense to talk about the future: Unless you leave now, you will be late. You will be late unless you go now.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Write two sentences using the information. The first should express a likely event and the second a less likely but still possible event.
Example: we leave at eight/we arrive on time
a) likely: If we leave at eight o'clock, we'll arrive on time. b) less likely: If we left at eight o'clock, we'd arrive on time.
Attention, use the contractions !!
English exercise "Conditional (first and second)" created by felin (28-12-2005) with The test builder Click here to see the current stats of this English test - 1a) I am not busy / come and pick you up.=> Likely= . - 1b) =>Less likely = . - 2a) You fall / break your leg. => Likely = - 2b) =>Less likely = . - 3a) I drink too much wine /I feel sleepy. =>Likely= . - 3b) =>Less Likely= . - 4a)You get the job /you have more freedom.=> Likely = . - 4b) =>Less Likely = - 5a) The questions be easy enough / everyone pass the test. => Likely = . - 5b) =>Less likely= .
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Conditional (first and second) (English exercise n5471 - Please quote this number when contacting us) Other English exercises on the same topic Conditional (first and second) First and Second Conditionals.
Conditional clauses begin with if (or a word such as when which means the same as if) and follow basic patterns. This Section deals with patterns which form the First, Second and Zero Conditionals:
First Conditionals
We use First Conditionals to talk about events which are possible. The Conditional clause can refer to the present or the future.
Conditional clause If+ Present Simple
main clause - will + bare infinitive
If it rains, we will stay at home.
The Conditional clause can come before or after the main clause. We use a comma at the end of the Conditional clause when it comes first: If you don't try harder, you will fail. You will fail if you don't try harder.
Other structures are possible, depending on what you want to say:
Conditional clause If+ Present Simple If you behave yourself,
main clause - modal verb you can come.
If+ Present Simple If you don't work,
- be going to (future) you're going to fail.
If+ Present Simple If you need anything,
- imperative ask.
If+ Present Continuous
- will + bare infinitive
If we're leaving soon,
I'll get my coat.
If+ Present Perfect If I've finished,
- will + bare infinitive. I'll be able to come.
If+ Present Perfect If you've finished,
- modal verb you can go out.
Imperative Eat less
- and /or + will and youll get slim
Second Conditional
We use the Second Conditional for unlikely 'situations in the present or future:
Conditional clause If+ Past Simple If I had enough money,
main clause -would Id retire.
Instead of would we can use other modal verbs: If I lost my job, I might go abroad for a while.
Compare First and Second Conditionals:
If I lose my job, Ill find life very difficult. (= there is a possibility - First Conditional)
If I lost my job, I'd find life very difficult. (= there is no evidence - Second Conditional)
Zero Conditional
We use the Zero Conditional to show that one action, result, etc. always follows another. We often use when for if:
Conditional clause Present Simple If/ when water freezes, When I travel by boat,
main clause - Present Simple it turns to ice. I'm always sick.
(Just) in case This means 'because it is possible that...' and usually comes after the main clause: Paul will bring you a sweater in case it gets cold.
Provided (that); as long as These phrases suggest that there is one vital condition Provided you rest, you'll make a full recovery.
Unless We can use unless to replace if... not in Conditionals After unless, we use a Present tense to talk about the future: Unless you leave now, you will be late. You will be late unless you go now.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Write two sentences using the information. The first should express a likely event and the second a less likely but still possible event.
Example: we leave at eight/we arrive on time
a) likely: If we leave at eight o'clock, we'll arrive on time. b) less likely: If we left at eight o'clock, we'd arrive on time.
Attention, use the contractions !!
English exercise "Conditional (first and second)" created by felin (28-12-2005) with The test builder Click here to see the current stats of this English test - 1a) I am not busy / come and pick you up.=> Likely= . - 1b) =>Less likely = .
- 2a) You fall / break your leg. => Likely = - 2b) =>Less likely = . - 3a) I drink too much wine /I feel sleepy. =>Likely= . - 3b) =>Less Likely= . - 4a)You get the job /you have more freedom.=> Likely = . - 4b) =>Less Likely = - 5a) The questions be easy enough / everyone pass the test. => Likely = . - 5b) =>Less likely= .
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type 2 = unreal conditional if + past simple / would + infinitive

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0 : If + present simple + present simple

1 : If + present + will + verb (inf)

Used when something is possible now and possible in the future.

2 : If + simple past + would + verb (inf)

3 : If + past perfect + would have + past participle .

Used for something impossible now and impossible in the future.

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We form it like this: If + present simple + will/won't + infinitive

We form it like this: If + past simple + would/wouldn't + infinitive

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Conditional clause If+ Present Simple

main clause - will + bare infinitive

If it rains, we will stay at home.

Other structures are possible, depending on what you want to say:

Conditional clause If+ Present Simple If you behave yourself,

main clause - modal verb you can come.

If+ Present Simple If you don't work,

- be going to (future) you're going to fail.

If+ Present Simple If you need anything,

If+ Present Continuous If we're leaving soon,