CONDITIONAL

CONDITIONAL

1. TYPE TWO

   • USE
     • to refer to a
       • hypothetical condition
         • and
           • Its possible result
   • STRUCTURE
     • If + simple past, would/could (´d) + complement
       • example
         • If I were a child, I would play all the day.
         • If Jane didn´t eat too much, she wouldn´t be sick
         • What would you think If I sang?

2. TYPE THREE

   • USE
     • to refer an
       • impossible condition
         • in the past
           • and an impossible result
             • condition-result
   • STRUCTURE
     • If + past perfect, would + present perfect
       • example
         • If I had learned to swim, I´d have been in the sea
         • If I hadn´t losed my cell phone, I´d have called you
         • What would you have studied If you hadn´t studied languages?