The document summarizes different types of conditional sentences in English grammar. It outlines 4 types of conditional sentences (conditional 0-3) and provides examples to illustrate their structure and typical uses. Mixed conditionals are also described as combining elements of past and present/future conditionals. Other conditional expressions like "unless", "provided/providing", "as long as", and "in case" are defined in terms of their meaning and typical usage.
The document summarizes different types of conditional sentences in English grammar. It outlines 4 types of conditional sentences (conditional 0-3) and provides examples to illustrate their structure and typical uses. Mixed conditionals are also described as combining elements of past and present/future conditionals. Other conditional expressions like "unless", "provided/providing", "as long as", and "in case" are defined in terms of their meaning and typical usage.
The document summarizes different types of conditional sentences in English grammar. It outlines 4 types of conditional sentences (conditional 0-3) and provides examples to illustrate their structure and typical uses. Mixed conditionals are also described as combining elements of past and present/future conditionals. Other conditional expressions like "unless", "provided/providing", "as long as", and "in case" are defined in terms of their meaning and typical usage.
Conditional 0 Factual Facts, general truth If i have money, I Simple present
spend it on books Conditional 1 Conditional 2 Conditional 3 To talk about regrets Mixed conditional Combines PAST (3) 2-3 with a PRESENT/FUTURE (2) consequence Were + to infitive INVERTED Were + to infinite Should Whenever / Every time INVERTED Conditional 3 Unless (if not) I wouldn’t eat that food unless I was really hungry Provided that & Well, be there at providing that about 7.30, provided (Only if) that there’s a suitable train As long as Intended duration of a plan or idea, referring to the FUTURE If so If that’s the case Transition Charlie might go to the concert later. If so, she will need a ride If not Negative result So I went to the Surprise game and who should I see there if not my old friend Tom! If only Subjunctive (simple past and past perfect) Wish Subjunctive (simple past and past perfect) In case of In case of + noun We don’t use in case In case I forget later, Vs “if and when sth to mean “if” here are the keys to In case happens” the garage. In case to talk about things we In case of should do in order breakdown, press to be prepared for the alarm button possible future and call this situations. number. Would rather I would rather stay. I would rather I had stayed. I would rather you stopped shouting. Would sooner Same as would rather Whether In reference to a choice or alternatives