CONDITIONALS

CONDITIONALS

1. REAL

   • PRESENT REAL CONDITIONAL
     • To express factual results
       • If the weather is nice
         • IF CLAUSE
       • ,
       • I ride my motorcycle to work
         • Result clause
       • IF CLAUSE + (,) + Result CLAUSE
         • IF + Present simple + Present simple
       • MAIN (Independent) CLAUSE + IF CLAUSE
         • I ride my motorcycle
         • if the weather is nice.
       • General truths / Habits / Real world / Scientific facts
       • Affirmative sentence
       • Question sentence
         • IF CLAUSE + (,) + WH DO-Does result
           • If the weather is bad
           • ,
           • how do you get to work
           • WH DO-Does result + IF CLAUSE +
             • How do you get to wotk
             • if the weather is bad?
   • FUTURE CONDITIONALS OR CONDITIONAL 1
     • To express future results
       • Affirmative sentence
       • IF CLAUSE PRESENT SIMPLE + (,) + Future will
         • If I go to Paris
           • If I visit my family in California
         • ,
           • ,
         • I will stay at the top of the Eiffel tower
           • I will have a wonderful adventur
       • Future will + If clause Present simple
         • I'll have a wonderful adventure
         • if I go to Paris.
       • Negative sentence
         • IF CLAUSE + (,)+ Subjet + WON'T RESULT
           • If I go to Melgar
           • I won't know Europe
           • ,
       • YES / NO Question sentences
         • If clause + (,) + Will question?
           • If you travel to Paris
           • ,
           • will you enjoy the place?
           • Will question If clause?
             • Will you enjoy the place
             • if you travel to Paris
           • If clause + (,) + WH will question?
             • If We go to Paris
             • ,
             • Where we will stay?
             • WH will question? + If clause
               • Where we will stay?
               • if We go to Paris
         • Information questions

2. UNREAL CONDITIONAL

   • To expresses events that are hypothetical or improbable.To express advices
     • IF-clause + (,) + Result CLAUSE
       • If+ Subject + / past tense verb / PAST TO BE "WERE" / + (,) + Would(n't) + Base form of Verb
         • If I had a lot of money,
           • I'd travel all over the world.
             • Result clause
             • he were a business owner
               • I wouldn't work so hard.
                 • To express advices
           • IF clause
           • He'd have less time for fun
             • If I were you
         • ,
           • if
             • ,