Conditionals

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A conditional sentence shows that an action is possible only if a certain condition is fulfilled. It has two main parts: (1) The if clause - tells you the condition that must be met, and (2) The main …

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Structure: If clause (simple present) + Main clause (simple present). Used for real facts, automatic results, and universal truths. Examples: 'If I am stressed, I listen to music.' 'Dogs wag their tai…

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Structure: If clause (simple present) + Main clause (simple future/will). Used for possible future situations that are likely to happen. Examples: 'If you study hard, you will pass the exam.' 'If it r…

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Structure: If clause (simple past) + Main clause (would + base verb). Used for imaginary present/future situations that are impossible or unlikely. Examples: 'If I had wings, I would fly to school.' '…

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Structure: If clause (past perfect) + Main clause (would have + past participle). Used for hypothetical past situations - things that could have happened but didn't. Examples: 'If you had studied hard…

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If water reaches 0°C, it freezes. OR Water freezes if the temperature drops to 0°C. This is a scientific fact that always happens under these conditions, making it perfect for zero conditional which e…

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If you study hard, you will succeed. The first conditional structure (If + simple present, will + base verb) makes the cause-effect relationship clear and emphasizes the condition needed for success.

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We use 'were' for all persons (I, he, she, it, we, you, they) in second conditional because it's a subjunctive mood expressing purely imaginary situations. Example: 'If I were a bird, I would fly' (no…