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1st. Conditional VS. 2st. Conditional

1st. Conditional

2st. Conditional

-Real, possible in the future and likely chance it will happen.

If+ present simple, will+ verb.

-Unreal, imaginary situations in the present or the future, and not an actual sutiation.

If+ past simple, would+ verb.

Without if (with examples):

IF

-UNLESS (if... not or except if)

-AS LONG AS (ste a limit, if and only if)

-SUPPOSING (THAT) (tell listener to imagine very similar to "if")

If I miss the bus, I will take a taxi.

Unless she apologises, I will not forgive her.

As long as I get time off at work, I´ll come for a visit.

Supposing I can change my flight, I´ll come a few days earlier.

If I missed the bus, I would take a taxi

Unless they fired me, I wouldn´t leave the company.

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Supposing you got a huge Christmas bonus, would you go on a holiday?

If I don´t study, I will fail the exam.

If I socialize, I will meet more people.

If I didn´t do my homework, I wouldn´t pass English.

If I run every day, I wolud have better physical performance.

Jehieli Rocio Enriquez S.