Conditional

Conditional

1. Zero Conditional

   • Use This conditional is used to speak of situations that are always true, that always happen.
   • Structure The structure of the conditional zero is formed using in the two sentences the simple present; notes
   • The two verbs use the simple present in affirmative, negative, or interrogative forms.

2. First Conditional

   • Use We use conditional 1 to talk about a real possibility in the future; that is, an action that is possible to occur in the future as long as the condition is fulfilled.
     • Structure: This conditional has two parts: "condition" and "result"
     • These phrases use the future with WILL accompanying the BASE FORM OF THE VERB

3. Second Conditional

   • -We use the second conditional to talk about situations that are unrealistic in the present; therefore, we can describe them as imaginary and unlikely to occur.
     • Structure The structure of the second conditional has two parts: 1. sentence with IF and 2. Result.
     • 1. Prayer with IF: In the sentence with IF we must use the simple past of the verbs 2. Result: In the result sentence we use the auxiliary verb WOULD for affirmative and WOULD NOT for the negative + base verb form

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