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    Conditionals

    Zero
    First
    Second
    Conditionals are different according to
    probability degrees
    Zero:
    Always true
    100% possible
    Zero:
    Always true
    100% possible
    Zero:
    Always true
    100% possible
    Zero Conditional: certainty

    The result of the condition is always true,


    like a scientific fact.

    For example:
    If a rat eats a lot of rat poison, the rat dies

    You wouldn’t be surprised if the rat didn’t die


    First:
    Real possibility
    50% possible
    First:
    Real possibility
    50% possible
    First Conditional: real possibility

    We are thinking about a particular condition or


    situation in the future, and the result of this
    condition.

    There is a real possibility for this condition to


    happen.

    For example,
    If she miss the concert, she won’t see Aerosmith
    Second: Unreal possibility
    10% possible
    Second Conditional: unreal possibility or dream

    We are thinking about a particular condition in the


    future, and the result of this condition.

    But there is not a real possibility for this condition


    to happen.

    If I met Jared Leto, I would marry him.

    But maybe i can think about meet him in the future,


    like a dream. It's not very real, but it's still possible.

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