The structure of Zero Conditional is…, If + Present + Will + Infinitive, If + Past + Would + Infinitive, If + Present + Present, If + Past Perfect + Would Have + Past Participle, We use Zero Conditional when we want to talk about…, Something that happen in the past, Facts or things that are generally true, Something is impossible, Unreal or hypothetical situations, If it rains, the grass ___ wet (get), gets, got, getting, get, If Bill phones, tell him to ___ me at the cinema. (meet), met, meeting, meets, meet, The structure of the First Conditional is…, If + Past Perfect + Would Have + Past Participle, If + Present + Will/Won’t + Infinitive, If + Past + Would + Infinitive, If + Present + Will/Won’t + Present Perfect, We use First Conditional when we want to …, say something is possible in the present, say something is possible in the present or past, say something is possible in the present or future., say something is possible in the past or future, If it ___ , I ___ to the park. (rain / not go), rains / won’t go, rain / am not going, going to rain / will not, rain / won’t go, She ___ the bus if she ___ soon. (miss / not leave), is going to miss / doesn’t leave, will miss / doesn’t leave, will miss / left, missed / didn’t leave,  The structure of the Second Conditional is…, If + present simple + would + past participle, If + past simple + would + past participle, If + present simple + would + infinitive, If + past simple + would + infinitive, We use Second Conditional for…, unreal or hypothetical situations in the past or present, unreal or hypothetical situations in the present or future, real situations that just happened, unreal situations that you dream, If I ___ the Queen of England, I ___ hello. (meet / say), met / would say, am going to meet / would ay, would meet / said, met / will say, She ___ the exam if she ever ___. (pass / study), past / would study, would past / studied, would pass / studied, past / would studied, The structure of the Third Conditional is…, If + past participle + would have + past perfect, If + past perfect + would have + past participle, If + past perfect + have + past participle, If + past participle + would + past perfect, We use Third Conditional for …, real situations that just happened, unreal or hypothetical situations that just happened, unreal or hypothetical situations in the past that didn’t happen, real situations in the past that didn’t happen,  If we ___ a taxi, we ___ the plane (take / not miss), had taken / wouldn't have missed, would taken / hadn’t have missed, take / wouldn’t miss, had took / wouldn’t have missing, She ___ tired if she ___ to bed earlier (not be / go), hadn’t been / goes, wasn’t / had gone , Won’t have be / is going, wouldn’t have been / had gone.

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