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| Grammar: Conditional type I,II and III |
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Conditional Type I:
| we use the conditional type I to talk about events that may
happen in the present or the future.Its form is: If+Subject + verb(simple present) + subject + Will+ Verb for example: If I meet him, I will invite him to the party. If I find a job, I will buy a car.
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Conditional Type II:
| We use the conditional type II to talk about events that can't
happen in the present or future. Its form is: If + Subject + Verb(simple past) + Subject + Would + verb Examples: If I were a player, I would be rich. If I drove carefully, the accident would not happen. |
Conditional Type III:
| The conditional type III is used to speak about events which is
impossible that they happen in the past (can also be used to express
regret). Its form is: If + Subject + Verb(past perfect) + Subject + Would + have + Past participle Examples: If your father had been rich, you would have bought a beautiful house. If Germany had played better, It would have won the world cup. |