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    The document defines and provides examples of the zero, first, second, and third conditionals. It also introduces mixed conditional examples using different tenses in the if-clause and result-clause. The zero conditional is used for present situations, the first conditional is used for possible future situations, the second conditional expresses unlikely or imaginary present or future situations, and the third conditional is used for impossible past situations.

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    The document defines and provides examples of the zero, first, second, and third conditionals. It also introduces mixed conditional examples using different tenses in the if-clause and result-clause. The zero conditional is used for present situations, the first conditional is used for possible future situations, the second conditional expresses unlikely or imaginary present or future situations, and the third conditional is used for impossible past situations.

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    CONDITIONALS

    Salomé Ríos10ºB
    ZERO CONDITIONAL
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE
    • Present • Present

    Example:
    • If your heart stops beating, you die
    • When it rains, the ground gets wet
    FIRST CONDITIONAL
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE
    • Present • Future

    Examples:
    • If I have enough money, I Will buy a cellphone.
    • If the train is late, she Will be too.
    SECOND CONDITIONAL
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE
    • Past simple • Would/wouldn’t + verb present simple

    Examples:
    • If I won the lottery, I would buy a mansion
    • If I met my favourite band, i’d faint.
    THIRD CONDITIONAL
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE
    • Past perfect • Would/wouldn’t + have + past participle

    Examples:
    • I wouldn’t have broken up with my boyfriend, if I had known how much I loved him.
    • I would have been a better girlfriend, if he had only told me
    MIXED CONDITIONAL EXAMPLES
    PAST PRESENT
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE

    If he had known it would rain, He wouldn’t get wet.

    PAST FUTURE
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE

    If they had not broken up, They would be married

    PRESENT FUTURE
    IF CLAUSE RESULT CLAUSE

    If they were good players, They would be champions.

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