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What type of conditional is this?: If I had seen you yesterday, I would have given you the book.
3 - Past and impossible to change.
What type of conditional is this?: If he were richer, you would go out with him.
2 - Unreal and present/ future (he isn't rich so you won't go out with him)
What type conditional is this?: If I´m tired, I go to bed.
0 - Fact
What type conditional is this?: If you go home late, your mother will be worried.
1 - Future and possible.
Which conditional talks about the past and things we can't change?
3rd - If I had studied harder over the holiday, I would have passed my exam last week.
Which conditional can be used to give advice?
2 - If I were you, I would study hard for the test.
If Mary ___________ (work) over the summer, she ____________ (can/save) enough money to go to the music show in Singapore
had worked / could have saved (3rd - past and impossible to change)
If you _____ a million dollars, you _____ _____ _____ _____ (be able / buy) a big house.
had / would be able to buy (2nd) (Not real)
If I ______ (go) to the cinema tonight, I think I _________ (watch) the new Disney film.
go / will watch (1st - future and possible)
If I _________ (see) Mary last week at the party, I would __________ (give) her a gift for being so helpful.
had seen / have given (3rd - Past - Impossible to change)
If you _____________ (not eat) so much over the holidays, you would ______________ (lose) that 10kg to wear your old clothes.
hadn't eaten / have lost (3 - Past - Impossible to change)
If you ________ (heat) water to 100 degrees, it __________ (boil).
heat / boils (0 - A fact)
