The zero conditional is used to ...

• talk about general truths

• give advice

• express regrets from the past

• talk about hypothetical situations in the future

The second conditional is used ...

• to talk about hypothetical situations in the future

• to express likely results in the future

• to talk about universal truths

• to give advice

Fill in the gaps: Even if I ... (have) enough money, I ... (go) to the space.

Apart from the tenses I have studied, I can also make conditionals using ...

The time expressions I have to take into account when using conditionals are ...

Heather's mad about travelling to the space. ... she ... spacecrafts, she ... pictures of ...

Answer explanation

The time expression "when" is equivalent to "if" in the zero conditional of the example.

I didn't know it was your birthday today...

I'd love to go to Barcelona at the weekend, but I have to work. I wish ...

We have to save more money if we want to give daddy a nice present. (Use unless)

I don't have much money left. I ... you some if I ... more.

• wouldn't lend, had

• would lend, had

• would lend, have

• will lend, have

Answer explanation

It's a second conditional (hypothetical situation, because he doesn't actually have much money).