Conditionals are clauses that describe possible results using different verb tenses, such as what would happen if a situation occurred or what would have happened if it had occurred but didn't. The document provides examples of present/future real conditionals describing likely present or future events, present unreal conditionals describing unlikely present events, past unreal conditionals describing unlikely past events, and present real conditionals describing inevitable present events.

1. USE CONDITIONALS IN
EXPRESSING ARGUMENTS.

3. WHAT ARE
CONDITIONALS IN
ENGLISH GRAMMAR?

4. •Conditionals are sometimes called
“if clauses”.
•They describe the result of something that
might happen (in the present or future) or
might have happened but didn’t (in the
past).They are made using different
English verb tenses. LESSON IS
HERE

5. USE CONDITIONALS IN
EXPRESSING ARGUMENTS

8. A. Present or Future Real Conditional (First Conditional)
•What is your mother’s reaction if
you will come home late?

12. B. Present Unreal Conditional
(Second Conditional)
•What would you buy if you win the lottery.

15. C. Past Unreal Conditional (Third Conditional)
•What would have happened if you had
worked harder in your examination?

18. D. Present Real Conditional
(Zero-Type conditional)
•What happens when you heat ice?