CONDITIONALS

CONDITIONALS

1. ZERO CONDITIONAL (TYPE ZERO)

   • This conditional only refers to a true situation
     • Grammar: "If conditional (if + present sentences) + main clauses sentences) "
       • Example: if you freeze water, it turns into the ice.

2. FIRST CONDITIONAL (TYPE ONE)

   • Is used when a situation is real or possible.
     • Grammar: "If clause (if + present tense) + Main clause (will/can/may/must + verb)"
       • Example: If rains today, I will stay at home

3. SECOND CONDITIONAL (TYPE TWO)

   • Refers to a hypothetical situation
     • Grammar: "If clause (If + Past Simple) + Main clause (would / could / might + verb)"
       • Example: If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.

4. THIRDD CONDITIONAL (TYPE THREE)

   • This refers to a hypothetical situation of the past
     • Grammar: " if + past perfect + conditional perfect"
       • Example: If I had won the lottery, I would have traveled around the world.