CONDITIONALS

FIRST CONDITIONAL

USES

Something very likely in the future

FORM

Present simple (Conditional Clause) + WILL / WON'T (Result)

If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.

THIRD CONDITIONAL

USES

Imaginary situation in the past

FORM

Past Perfect (Conditional Clause) + Past Participle (Result)

Had you listened to Marcus if he had told you the truth?

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ZERO CONDITIONAL

USES

Facts that always happen

Instructions or Orders

FORM

The conditional Clause is with Present Simple

If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

SECOND CONDITIONAL

USES

Future but condition is very unlikely to occur

For giving advice

FORM

Past Simple(Conditional Clause) + Would (Result)

If it rained, you would get wet.

-In all conditionals the sentence can be flipped over
-WITH ALL CONTIDIONALS WE HAVE:
Confitional Clause and the result

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