Conditional Structures in English: If-Clause and Mood Variations, Schemi e mappe concettuali di Inglese

Scarica Conditional Structures in English: If-Clause and Mood Variations e più Schemi e mappe concettuali in PDF di Inglese solo su Docsity! ZERO CONDITIONAL IF + Present simple MAIN CLAUSE Present simple If you heat ice, it melts. FIRST CONDITIONAL IF + Present simple MAIN CLAUSE WILL + base form If you take a pill, you won’t be seasick. SECOND CONDITIONAL IF + Past simple MAIN CLAUSE WOULD + base form If I didn’t have to study, I would go out tonight. THIRD CONDITIONAL IF + HAD + past participle MAIN CLAUSE WOULD HAVE + past participle If I had had money, I would have gone on holiday. MIXED CONDITIONAL 1 IF + HAD + past participle MAIN CLAUSE WOULD + base form If you had arrived on time, we would be on the train now. MIXED CONDITIONAL 2 IF + Past simple MAIN CLAUSE WOULD HAVE + past participle If he weren’t always so rude, she would have married him. * Instead of IF you can use: UNLESS, IN CASE, AS LONG AS, PROVIDED. ** It is better to use if I-s/he were rather than if I-s/he was, but you may hear people using was as well. *** Instead of WOULD we can use MIGHT or COULD, depending on the meaning → If he relaxed more, he might not be so stressed.