Conditionals exercises

How to form and use

Conditional clauses are also called conditional sentences or if sentences. They always have two parts, a main clause and an if clause. These two parts are closely connected.

The action in the main part can only happen if a certain condition is taking place. This condition has to be expressed in the if clause.

Example: If he comes to my party, I will be happy.

The condition is "If he comes to my party" and the consequence of this condition is "I will be happy".

You can start a conditional clause with the main clause or the if clause:

If I have a problem, Susan always helps me.

10 examples of conditional sentences

or Susan always helps me if I have a problem.

Zero Conditional

The zero conditional is used with general statements, actions that are certainly happening and facts. We use it with things that are true. The present tense is used in both clauses.

If there is a problem, I can always talk to Carol.

Present Tense ------ Present Tense

First Conditional - type I

It's possible that .

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conditional sentences in english grammar

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