The document discusses three types of conditionals in English: first conditional, which refers to possibilities in the present or future; second conditional, which refers to unlikely or imaginary conditions; and third conditional, which refers to conditions in the past that did not happen. Examples are provided for each type of conditional involving "if" clauses and their consequences.

1. ConditionalsIf I………………, I …………………… (there are threetypes)

2. FIRST CONDITIONAL(It’s used to talk about possibilities in the present or in the future)Example: If you cook the lunch, I will do the shopping.Example: If you drink alcohol, don’t drive.Example: If you don’t understand the question, you may/can ask me.

3. SECOND CONDITIONAL(There is not a real possibility that this condition will happen)Examples:- If I wonthelottery, I wouldberich- Whatwouldyoudoifyouwererich? - If I wereyou*, I wouldtalktoher*If I “were”, it’s NOT “was”

4. THIRD CONDITIONAL(We talk about a condition in the past that did not happen)Examples:- Ifithadn’trained, I wouldhavegonetothebeach. - If I hadmadetheparty, I wouldhaveinvitedyou. - Ifyouhadhelped me, I wouldhavefinishedsoon.