1) Conditionals... a) Describe situations in the past. b) Describe events in the past that are still relevant in the present. c) Describe the consequences of a certain condition. 2) The "If " clause... a) tells you about the result. b) tells you about the condition. 3) The main clause... a) tells you about the result. b) tells you something about the condition. 4) We use the first conditional to talk about... a) an imaginary or unlikely situation and its imagined result in the present or future. b) a real or very likely action or situation and its probable result in the present or future. 5) We use the present simple... a) to talk about an imaginary or unlikely condition. b) to talk about the possible present or future condition. 6) We use "will/might/should/could"... a) To talk about the possible present or future result. b) To talk about the imagined result in the present or future. 7) We use the second conditional to talk about... a) an imaginary or unlikely situation and its imagined result in the present or future. b) a real or very likely action or situation and its probable result in the present or future. 8) We use the past simple... a) to talk about an imaginary or unlikely condition. b) to talk about the possible present or future condition. 9) We use "would/might/should/could"... a) To talk about the possible present or future result. b) To talk about the imagined result in the present or future.

First Conditional and Second Conditional

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