With zero conditional
we express a general truth or we give advice.
If clause: PRESENT SIMPLE
Main clause:
PRESENT SIMPLE
The first conditional refers to the present and future.
It expresses a possible condition and
its probable result in the future.
If clause: PRESENT SIMPLE
Main clause:
FUTURE SIMPLE
If I had a lot of money,
I would buy a big house.
SECOND CONDITIONAL
SECOND CONDITIONAL
The situation or condition is improbable, impossible,
imaginary, or contrary to known facts.
If I had had a lot of money,
I would have bought
a big house.
if-clause:
PAST PERFECT SIMPLE
main clause:
PAST CONDITIONAL
would + have + past participle
It expresses the a situation
which is contrary to reality in the past.
This is still possible to happen.
2. If he (drive) carefully, (avoid) he the accident today.
But he doesn’t drive carefully. This is unlikely to happen.
3. If he (drive) carefully, he (avoid) the accident yesterday.
But he didn’t drive carefully, so he didn’t avoid the accident.
will take
Had had
would buy
Would have had
Would take
Would you do
Will miss
keeps
knew
has
Don’t need
Would tell
Will wash
Will see
ate
have
got up
Would buy
Would do
visited
am
Will lend
Would get
came
Will see
gets
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