Introduction to English conditionals

Introduction to English conditionals

​Conditional Type 1: If + Present Simple, Will + Verb

​The Type 1 conditional is used to express a likely or possible future scenario.

​Usage: This conditional is often used to make predictions, offers, or promises based on present conditions.

​Example: If it rains tomorrow, I will bring my umbrella.

​Conditional Type 2: If + Past Simple, Would + Verb

​The Type 2 conditional is used to express an unreal or unlikely situation in the present or future.

​Usage: This conditional is often used to make hypothetical statements or express desires and wishes.

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hypothetical statements: مواقف افتراضية أو خيالية غير حقيقية

​Example: If I had more time, I would take a vacation.

​Conditional Type 3: If + Past perfect, Would have + past participle

​The Type 3 conditional is used to express an unreal or impossible situation in the past.

​Usage: This conditional is often used to express regret or counterfactual scenarios about the past.

​Example: If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

Multiple Choice

If I ........ a ghost, I would scream out of terror!

• see

• saw

• seen

• had seen

Multiple Choice

I'm sure that if you .......... my friend Ahmed, you will like him.

• meet

• met

• meeting

• had met

Multiple Choice

If I ............. you were sick, I would have called you.

• had known

• know

• knew

• knows

Multiple Choice

If I had studied hard, I ............... the exam

• wouldn't have failed

• wouldn't fail

• don't fail

• wouldn't had failed

Multiple Choice

If you read books regularly, you ............. a lot of knowledge.

• gain

• would gain

• will gain

• would have gained

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