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    This document summarizes different types of conditionals in English based on the verb forms used in the if-clause and main clause. It divides conditionals into three categories: 1) situations that can occur at any time, 2) possible in the future, and 3) impossible or not true in the present. Each category is explained in terms of its meaning and examples are provided.

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    CONDITIONALS Kosik I.

    Verb form in Verb form in Meaning of IF-clause Use Examples


    IF-clause main clause
    0

    1. Situations that can If you press this key the game starts.
    occur at any time
    Real and possible situations at (more tnan once) and
    IF + Pres.Simple Present Simple any time, but most commonly their results;
    in Present 2. General truth; If you boil water it turns into steam.

    3. General instructions. If you want to start press the red


    button.
    I

    1. Possible future If it rains I will stay at home.


    events and their
    results;
    2. Command; If you come late don’t enter the class
    IF + Pres.Simple Future Simple Possible in the Future
    room.
    3. Offer; I will call the hotel If you don’t have any
    time.
    4. Warning. I will call the police If you don’t leave
    the room.
    II

    1. Improbable future If I won the lottery I would buy an


    Impossible or not true in the event or situation; island.
    present
    WOULD 2. A hypothetical current
    IF + Past Simple + verb Impossible in the Future situation which is If I knew the answer I would tell you.
    COULD contrary to known
    Imaginary situations facts;

    3. Giving advice. If I were you I would see a doctor.


    III

    1. Regret; If I had seen the red light I would have


    stopped.
    WOULD
    IF + Past Perfect + HAVE+V-ed/V3 Impossible in the PAST
    COULD 2. Criticism. If you had worked hard you would have
    passed your exam.

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