How to use conditional sentences

1. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
TYPE 0: UNIVERSAL TRUTHS
TYPE 1: PROBABLE SENTENCES
TYPE 2: POSSIBLE SENTENCES
TYPE 3: IMPOSSIBLE SENTENCES

2. TYPE 0: UNIVERSAL TRUTHS
• IF CLAUSE MAIN CLAUSE
present simple present simple
• If you heat ice, it melts.

3. TYPE 1: probable
• If clause main clause
present simple imperative
modal verb
simple future
• If you want to come to my party, bring something
to eat/ you can bring a friend/ you´ll buy some
beer.

4. TYPE 2: possible
• If clause main clause
simple past conditional particle
• If you wanted to come to my party, you would
come.

5. TYPE 3: impossible
• If clause main clause
past perfect perfect coditional
If you wanted to come to my party, you would have
come.

6. TYPE 3: impossible
• If clause main clause
past perfect perfect coditional
If you wanted to come to my party, you would have
come.