conditionals-Review

conditionals-Review

1. conditional

   • zero
     • the structure that raises a possibility of which the same consequence is always recognized is recognized. That is, to prayer that affirms a truthful and effective fact, but instead of raising it as a generality, it raises it as a condition of one-off resolution.
       • If you cross the line, you are in our country. (If you cross the line, you are in our country)

2. third conditional

   • it can also be expressed with negative prayers. To make the form negative, both sentences must be negative: If We hadn't done our homework, we wouldn't have obtained a good note. If we hadn't wake up early, we wouldn't have stayed on time in the station.
     • If she had been there, I would have seen her.

3. mixed conditional

   • they are a combination of two different conditionals, usually between the second and third conditional. If the instructions weren't so confusing, I would have already assembled the closet. If the instructions weren't so confusing, I would have already assembled the closet.
     • If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.

4. firs conditional

   • We use the first conditional in English to talk about situations that will occur if a particular condition occurs. This condition is not certain, but it is very likely. In other words, we use the first conditional to talk about things that we think are likely to happen in the future.
     • If I do not finish my homework, I will not party.

5. secon conditional

   • This type of conditional is used to talk about events that are unlikely to happen in the future. If I had money, I would travel more. If I had money, I would travel more.
     • If I were taller, she would like me