We use the 3rd conditional to talk about imaginary events in the PAST / PRESENT,

If he _____ (have) a scooter, he could come with us.

We use _____ to emphasise doing something immediately or straight away. a) as soon as b) unless c) when

The school ______ (improve) the sports facilities as soon as the town hall gives them the money they need.

If I hadn't joined the basketball team, I _______(not meet) you and Robert.

When the if clause comes first, we usually put a comma after it. We don’t use a _____ when the main clause comes first and the if clause comes second.

We describe the result in the second conditional with PAST SIMPLE / WOULD+INFINITIVE.

We describe the situation in the second conditional with PAST SIMPLE / PRESENT SIMPLE.

Can we use both 'was' and 'were' in the 2nd conditional? We wouldn’t have any problems if he were/was more reasonable.

If I have time, I _____ help you with your school project. a) would b) would have c) will

TRUE OR FALSE: We ALWAYS use 'if, when, unless, as soon as' in the result (will) clause in the 1st conditional.

True or False? We can use may, might or could instead of will in the 1st conditional.