Conditionals:

Conditionals:

1. ¿What is a conditional sentence? Express cause-effect

   • Exist zero, first, second and third conditional that we use in a different way
     • Zero Conditional
       • Use - To express facts, rules and things that are 100% true.
       • Structure - If Clause: If + Present Simple verb / Main Clause: Present Simple
       • Example - If you pay by debit card, there's a 5% discount.
     • First Conditional
       • Use - To talk about a real possibility in the present or future.
       • Structure - If clause: If + Present Simple verb / Main Clause: will/can/could/might/should Present simple
       • Example - If you put in the wrong pin number three times, the machine will take your card.
     • Second Conditional
       • Use - To talk about a hypothetical situation in the present or future.
       • Structure - If Clause: If + Past Simple verb / Main Clause: would/could/should + infinitive
       • Example - If Valerie practiced more, she could be really good.
     • Third Conditional
       • Use - To talk about hypothetical past situations.
       • Structure - If + subject + past perfect, subject + would/could/might/may
       • Example: If he hadn't been late, he wouldn't have lost his job.

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