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Coditionals Table
Coditionals Table
Rahhal Ajbilou
Verb form in if-clause 0 If + Simple Present Verb form in result -clause Simple present
CONDITIONALS
Meaning of if-clause Real and Possible situations at any time, but most commonly in present Use 1) situations that can occur at any time(more than once) and their results 2) general truths 3) general instruction Examples If you press this key, the game starts
If you boil water, it turns into steam If you want to start, press the red button If it rains, I will stay at home If you come home late, dont make noise Ill call the hotel if you dont have time Ill call the police if you dont leave now! If I won a lottery, I would buy an island If I knew the answer I would tell you
If + Simple Present
Simple Future
II
If + Simple Past
Would or Could
+ verb
1) improbable future event or situation 2) a hypothetical current situation which is contrary to known facts 3) giving advice
If I were you, I would see a doctor If I had seen the red light, I would have stopped If you had worked hard, you could have passed your exam
III
If + Past Perfect
1) regret 2) criticism .