Conditionals

Apuntes

Conditionals If I eat too much chocolate, I feel sick. if/when + present + present/imperative if/when + past + past We use the Zero or Real Conditional to talk about things that are generally true in the present or in the past , in particular laws and rules, or to give instructions if a condition is met. If you see a spider, run ! It gets cold here when the sun goes down. If we called each other names, my parents grounded us for a week. Zero Conditional The terms " present " and " past " are used instead of "present tense (simple or continuous)" and "past tense (simple or continuous"), for the sake of simplicity. First Conditional If it rains tomorrow, we won't go camping. if/when + present + future simple/ modal verbs with future meaning We use the First Conditional to talk about future situations we think are likely or probable to happen. I can't go out if I don't finish my homework. If you pay attention, you may see a shooting star. They might arrive on time if there isn't much traffic. I might work harder if they paid me better. if+ past simple + modal verb with future...