Conditionals

Conditionals

1. Real

   • Very probable or real situations
     • The if-clause is expressed in the present tense, while the dependent clause is expressed in the present or future.
       • In real conditional, we can say "I will go if I can".

2. Unreal

   • Impossible or imaginary situations
     • The if-clause uses past tense to express present and future time. In the dependent clause we use would/could instead of will.
       • For the verb "be" (he, she, and it) uses were.
         • Never use "would" in the if-clause.
           • In unreal conditional, we say "I would go if I could"