If I have enough free time, I go to the gym tonight.

I go to the gym tonight If I have enough time.

First Conditional:
If clause: present simple / Result clause: future tense
If I have money, I will go to the beach this weekend.
If I study for my exam, I will get a 100.
I will study very hard If I want to pass my test.
She will buy a new house If she wins the lottery.
Second Conditional
If clause: Simple Past / Main -Result clause: would + base form of the verb
If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.
If my dad gave me a new car, I would be the luckiest person in the world.
She would study a new language If she had the time to do it.
I would have more energy If I went to the gym.

Was / were I was in school ten years ago

If I were a millionaire, I would buy a dogs’ shelter.
If I was a millionaire, I would buy a dogs’ shelter.
Third Conditional
If clause: Past Perfect / Main-result clause: would have past participle verb
Past perfect: had + past participle form of the verb
If I had studied English , I would have gotten a better job.
If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a bigger house.
She would have traveled around the world If she had made a lot of money .
They would have had a baby If they had gotten married some years ago.
Zero Conditional
If clause: present / result clause: present
If I make money, I travel to Canada next month.
If It doesn’t rain tonight, I go to the party.
She watches TV If she has time.
They play soccer If they don’t have classes.