Conditionals

If we build roads, agricultural products should be transported with an effective cost.

• If the condition is met, then they will definitely have an effective cost.
• We are not sure if transports should have an effective cost.
• The speaker consider that building roads should help reducing costs.

If we had provided enough jobs to people, inmigration wouldn´t have increased.

• In the past we provided enough jobs to people, but not anymore.
• A good way to decrease inmigration is by providing good job conditions.
• The speaker believed that jobs are not relevant for inmigration.

If we have a good government, a vibrant economy and a cultural moral base, we could have a better result reducing poverty.

• It means that the result is possible.
• It means that the result is possible but not that likely.
• It means that if the condition is met, the result will definitely happen.

If the solutions to poverty are different in each context, we should start listening to the community´s needs.

• It´s a good idea to listen to communities to know better the context they live in.
• It is always true that listening to community´s needs will help to find solutions to poverty.
• The condition is an imaginary situation with an imaginary consequence.

If we found a solution to poverty, it would be the result of effective political decisions.

• It´s not real that we found the solution to poverty.
• It´s a good idea to find the solution to poverty.
• If the condition is met, the consequence will definitely happen.