If she writes,
she replies
I play golf
I´ll reply
she writes
If I were you, I would call your mother to tell her where you are.
second conditional
first conditional
zero conditional
If it rains,
the ground gets sandy
the ground gets wet
the ground gets icy
the ground gets slippery
He will be hungry later....... (what tense follows ´if´ in a first conditional)
If he wakes up late.
if after he eats his breakfast
if he doesn't eat breakfast
if I wouldn´t eat.
If it snows heavily,
it will be extremely cold
schools open up
schools might be closed
