Conditional sentences express conditions that must be met for something else to happen. They typically begin with words like "if", "when", or "unless". There are three types of conditionals: zero conditional refers to situations that are always true; first conditional refers to possible or likely future events; second conditional refers to unlikely or hypothetical events. An example of a zero conditional is "I will come if I have enough time" meaning if I have time, I will come.

1. CONDITIONAL
María Fernanda Guzmán
Angie Castellanos
Karen Gutiérrez
Melissa Granados
English
2016

2. ¿ WHAT ARE
CONDITIONAL?
A conditional sentence or a part
of a sentence that expresses a
condition . It usually begins with
the words " when, " "if" and
"unless . “
A condition is what must happen
before it can happen otherwise.

3. ZERO CONDITIONAL
• Examples of conditional:
 I will come if I have enough time .
( I'll go if I have time . )
 ( I do not know if I'll go.
It depends on something else. )