Conditional sentences, or that many people known as the if-clause, is the sentence terms include a clause (clause) in the second sentence. A sentence beginning with the Word If one sentence with a sentence in General. Notice that the second clause of this sentence are a switch somewhere in the sentence beginning, it has, but the emphasis and meaning. 1. ZERO Conditional Sentences Zero conditional sentences is used for talking about a general truth based on the present simple in both clause sentence. If + present simple, present simple ....: (Thai people often write as If + subject + subject + V1, V1) The zero conditional sentence sentences used to talk about the case, if there is one thing to another thing, always occurs If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils water with high temperature to 100° c. The boiling water will always eat peanuts or I If I am sick, if I eat a peanut, I'm going to lose this kind of sentence, which we will use the term when it if (when) instead. Additional samplesIf people eat too much, they get fat very fat eating if the.If you touch a fire, you get burned if they touch the fire raiser.People die if they don't eat people. we will die if you don't eat the food.You get water if you mix hydrogen and oxygen combined with hydrogen, if oxygen to water.Snakes bite if they are scared of snake bites are frightening times.If babies are hungry, they cry baby cry, feeling hungry is the thing.Zero conditional sentences will be talking about the real story in General, but conditional sentences to be talking about a specific event. 2. FIRST Conditional Sentences First conditional sentences is used to say that if one thing happens. Another thing is happening or may happen using simple present If + simple future, followed by. If + present simple, ... will + infinitive (Thai people often write as If + subject + V1, will be going to subject +/+ V1) Use the specific events which may be talking about possible speakers would think would happen. If it rains, I won't go to the park if it rains, I will not go to the Park.If I study today, I go to the party tonight, if I read a book today. This will return to the party.If I have enough money, I buy some new shoes if there is enough money. I'm going to buy new shoes.She be late if the train is delayed, she will train to the late Prof. came slowly.She miss the bus if she doesn't leave soon. She will not keep the bus if it's not out of the House now.If I see her, I tell her I told him if he is found.Zero conditional on the first conditional are different in that the category is a different situation to have to say. See, for example, crystal clear again!? Zero conditional: If you sit in the sun, you get burned: (whoever that is) sitting Sun will burn skin.First conditional: If you sit in the sun, you get burned if she burns her skin Sun ride! 3. SECOND Conditional Sentences First conditional use to mention what they say the prognosis that would happen, but the Second conditional is used to talk about what the speaker thinks that is unlikely to happen. First conditional: If she studies harder, she pass the student exam is intended more for her if she will pass (I think is possible.) Second conditional: If she studied harder, she would pass the student exam is intended more for her if she would pass (but she doesn't think that will be possible is, I think she probably meant no more and she probably does not pass) The second sentence is conditional If + past simple + infinitive would accompany. if + past simple, ...would + infinitive (Note that the clause that follows after the verb to verb if it were to be used, for example, If I were President, you all ... If I were her ... but it will take a President was met.) How to use the-Use talking about ambition that I want to happen in the future, but may not occur, such as.If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house if it was lottoeri to buy a large house (which I think would not be exactly lottoeri)If I met the Queen of England, I would say hello if she were, I said hello to the British Embassy.She would travel all over the world if she were rich, he would tour around the world. If there is a large amount.She would pass the exam if she ever would she studied examination about if she has ever read the book "(which really stick read.) -Used to mention the current risk takan impossible Not true at all. If I had his number, I would phone him there, his call if I'm going to call him (but really I don't have his number)If I were you, I wouldn't go out with her, if I were that man. I won't go out with him. Unlike conditional second sentence first conditional in that it contains very little possibility. Second conditional: If I had enough money I would buy a house with a swimming pool and twenty bedrooms. If there is enough money, I would buy a House with 20 rooms with swimming pool (which is probably impossible and is just a dream) First conditional: If I have enough money, I buy some new shoes I have enough money if I buy new shoes (there is going to be a lot more) 4. THIRD Conditional Sentences If a conditional sentence use the past perfect + final (subject + had + V3) would have had with V3 +. if + past perfect, ...would + have + past participle This sentence is used to talk about the past, that didn't happen. What if it happens, will be the coverage groups (ReqGroup) form. If she had studied, she would have passed the exam if he read the book. He passed exams (which really didn't know the speakers read and examination)If I hadn't eaten so much, I wouldn't have felt so sick he could not eat if I was not sick (but really, I was so sick)If we had taken a taxi, we wouldn't have missed the plane. If we fall, we wouldn't come to a taxi or airplane.She wouldn't have been if she had gone to bed tired earlier she wouldn't go to bed this very fatigued faster.She would have become a teacher if she had gone to university. She would be a teacher if she enrolled in the University.He would have been on time for the interview if he had left the house at nine. He came to the interview on time if it is out of the House at nine o'clock. 5. MIXED Conditional Sentences It also has two conditional sentences come with most combinations, I spend time talking about things that are not true in the past that have a relationship with the present. She would be a rich widow now if she'd married him. She would have been a millionaire, then mai if she marry him (it is not up to him. Now it is no longer a millionaire widow)If I'd studied law, I'd be an attorney now. If the rule of law school now I would become a lawyer.If you read this, it is very good food at the hotel was called the ^^ where to ask or try to make up a sentence delivered to persist?
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