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What do you use the third conditional for?
To talk about imaginary and impossible situations in the past and their consequences. These situations are impossible; we can't change the past.
What do you use the second conditional for?
To talk about imaginary or probable situations in the present or future + consequences.
What do you use the first conditional for?
to talk about possible and probable situations in the future, and their consequences.
When do you use zero conditional?
to talk about situations that are generally true or always true.
Give me an example of a sentence using ZERO conditional
Check the structure: if + present simple, present simple
STRUCTURE OF FIRST CONDITIONAL
if + present simple, will + inf
How do you form the third conditional?
if + past perfect, would have + past participle.
How do yo form the second conditional?
if + past simple, would + inf.
Kelly would have enjoyed the picnic more if the weather _______ (be) better.
had been (3rd cond)
If Annie had won another race this season, she ______ (become) the champion.
would have become (3rd cond)
People _____ (have) better career choices if they go to university.
have (zero cond)
Leo ______ (look) better if he didn't wear that old hat.
would look (2nd cond)
If John doesn't feel any better tomorrow, he _____ (have to) go to the doctor's.
He'll have to (1st conditional).
I _________ (get) some food if I had any money.
would get (2nd conditional).
If you find it, ________ you _______ (tell) me.
will - tell (1st conditional).
I would have had a good time if I ____________ (go) out.
had gone (3rd conditional).
