Conditionals

• English
• Secondary Education

Conditionals

• We use  conditionals to describe the result of something that might happen (in present or in future) or might have happened but didn't (in past).

• Conditional sentences consist of two parts: 

1. a condition (often introduced by 'if ' or 'unless')
2. and a result                                                                            

Did you know that we can also combine the conditionals?

Mixed conditionals are a combination of two types of conditional patterns, usually 2nd and 3rd conditionals.

If I were more organised. 

she would have past the exam.

we will cancel the picnic.

if I had a million dollars.

If it rains tomorrow,

I would travel the world,

If she had studied harder,

I wouldn't have missed the meeting,

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She would have gotten the job in Paris, If she spoke French.

2nd conditional

1st conditional

mixed

The water boils at 100 degrees.

1st conditional

zero conditional

There is no conditional