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When in time if This is the condition if clause result /consequence / effectmain clause type always If/ When Verb tense: SIMPLE PRESENT/CONTINUOUS you heat ice I play tennis with John

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When in

time if This is the condition

(if clause) result /consequence / effect(main clause)

type

always If/

When

Verb tense: SIMPLE PRESENT/CONTINUOUS

you heat ice

I play tennis with John

I am studying

Verb tense: SIMPLE PRESENT

it melts and turns into water.

I always win.

I never answer the phone.

‘0’ SCIENTIFIC TRUTH

PERSONAL TRUTH

Present

/

future If

Verb tense: SIMPLE PRESENT

you don’t leave

it rains tomorrow you think she is ill

he is interested in the idea you want to lose weight

you see Mary

Verb tense: SIMPLE FUTURE (WILL + base verb of verb) or MODAL + BASE FORM

I will/shall call the police.

the match will be cancelled.

you should call the doctor.

he might ask us to do a demonstration.

you must/should exercise more.

could you ask her to call me?

‘1’ Certain/

Probable / Possible

Present

/

future

If

Verb tense: SIMPLE PAST (subjunctive – one step back in time)

I had time John were here

I were you

he had a work permit

I knew Mary’s number

Verb tense: MODAL ( usually would) +

BASE FORM OF VERB

I would call Mary.

he would help us.

I would tell him the truth.

He could get a job here.

I could phone and ask her to come.

‘2’ Improbable

hypothetical

past

If

Verb tense: PAST PERFECT SIMPLE/CONTINUOUS

I’d known about your party

we hadn’t eaten so much John had found her earlier John had found her earlier I hadn’t been driving so fast

I hadn’t been wearing a seatbelt

Verb tense: MODAL (usually would) + PERFECT INFINITIVE

I would have come.

we wouldn’t have been so ill.

he could have saved her life (ability)

he might have saved her life (possibility)

I wouldn’t have had the accident

I would (certainty) / could (probability) / might (possibility) have been seriously injured when I crashed into the wall.

‘3’ Impossible

hypothetical

This table does not take into account all verb constructions in the conditional However, it

covers more possibilities than usually found in worksheets of this type

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