Grammar

Grammar

1. ·

   • Conditional type 1 refers to a possible condition and its likely outcome.
     • As identified
       • the "if" clause adopts the "simple present"
       • the main proposition the "simple future".
       • Example
         • If I do not finish my homework, I will not party.
         • If not study, do not pass the exam.
         • If I have time, visit my grandmother.

2. 2 conditional

   • conditional 2 is defined as talking about unrealistic situations in the present or expressing a hypothesis
     • Its structure
       • take into account the comma to separate the two propositions that make up the compound sentence
         • Examples
           • If the spider were smaller, I wouldn’t have fear.
       • 2 English conditional stalwarts make a list of hypothetical situations.

3. 3 conditional

   • It refers to a hypothetical situation of the past and is formed according to the structure : if + past perfect + conditional perfect.
     • example
       • If I had worked harder I would have passed the exam.