REAL CONDITIONAL
If she calls me back, take a message.
If you tell her the news, she will be very upset.
If I had the time, I will play soccer.
- Real conditionals express an action that often occurs or which will occur if certain condition are met.
- In a real conditional, If (If clause) is true, then (result clause) is true.
IF-CLAUSE RESULT-CLAUSE
COMMAND simple present + command form
If you go to supermarket, please pick up some tomatoes.
If you drive by her house, drop off her umbrella.
ZERO CONDITIONAL
IF- CLAUSE RESULT-CLAUSE
HABITUAL simple present + simple present
If class begins at 9:00, it ends at 11:00.
If it´s rainning in the morning, Luke generally takes the bus.
FIRST CONDITIONAL
IF-CLAUSE RESULT-CLAUSE
FUTURE simple present + will,can,may/might, must+verb
If we have any problem, we will notify him immediately.
If there are too many people at the theater, I won´t stay.
