Grammar. Conditionals (0,I,II). Presentation

Conditionals. Zero Conditional. First Conditional. Second Conditional. Wish-clause

Zero Conditional. We use the zero Conditional when speaking on facts and what is generally considered true{9 B40 CE4 F-FEB7-422 F-9605-77 E5984110 DC}Condition. Result. If/ When + present simplepresent simple. If you heat water,it boils. When l go on holiday, I only sleep, eat and watch TVThe part of the sentence describing the result can be used before the part describing the condition. Then we don’t use a comma. Plants die it you don’t water them.

Conditional IWe use the first conditional when speaking of something that is likely to happen in the future.{9 B40 CE4 F-FEB7-422 F-9605-77 E5984110 DC}Condition. Result. If/ When + present simplewill + infinitive. If l learn to cook,I will make sushi. When he arrives, we will order pizza. In the first conditional we can also use the conjunctions as soon as, until, before and after instead of if. You will feel much better if / as soon as/ after you drink something hot

Conditional IIWe use it when speaking of something that is unlikely and that probably won’t happen{9 B40 CE4 F-FEB7-422 F-9605-77 E5984110 DC}Condition. Result. If + past simplewould + infinitive. If l had time,I would make sushi.

Wish-clause