Grammar: Conditional Sentences

The "conditional" are structures of English in which, if a certain condition, situation or circumstance is true, then it happens a specific result. I chose this topic because I needed to check such prayers, Here we look at several common types of "conditional":

-Zero Conditional - (Type Zero) - Situation always true

Example: If you freeze water, it turns into ice.

-First Conditional - (Type I) - actual or possible

Example: If it rains today, I'll stay at home.

-Second Conditional - (Type II) - Scenario

Example: If I won the lottery, I would travel around the world.

-Third Conditional - (Type III) - Scenario of the past

Example: If I had won the lottery, I Would Have Traveled around the world.

-Conditional: wish + past simply on an unreal situation

Example: I wish I Were rich (but I am not)

-Conditional: wish + past perfect - Wish Upon last

Example: I wish I had Learned Inglés When I was younger (but I did not)

- Conditional: wish + would - Expressing displeasure or irritation

Example: I wish you would stop making that noise

_Some words to express conditions: UNLESS, provided ...

You will not pass the exam UNLESS you study harder.