If I had a car, I would be able to travel more easily. If they read it all, they would understand it better. If she worked harder, she could get better grades. If people talked through their issues, they may be able to find agreement or compromise. If they were free, they could do what they want. If she were here, I could ask her opinion. If I were you, I would consider their advice.

1. These conditionals express an Imaginary or improbable situation . Structure if –clause main clause If + past tense would /could/ might + bare infinitive If I had money I would travel to England ( I do not have money. It is not probable for me to travel) If she listened to me, I could explaine it all

2. We can use were instead of was for all persons. If I knew all the answers, I could get the grade I need. We use if I were you ….. When we want to give advice If I were you , I would stop eating junk food Information taken from: Enterprise student’s book. Grammar 2 . Express Publishing.Virginia Evans –Jenny Dooley. Page54.2000

3. Exercise Complete next sentences with an appropriate main clause If I had a car. ______________________________ If they read it all, _____________________________ If she worked harder, _________________________ If people talked through, _______________________ If they were free, ______________________________ If She were here, ______________________________ If I were you, _________________________________