5. 1. The first conditional: Future Possible
2. The second conditional: Present Unreal
3. The third conditional: Past Unreal
6. 1.The first conditional: Future Possible
1.1 >>>
If Present Sim, Present Sim.
1.2 >>>
1.3 >>>
If Present Sim, Future Sim.
If Present Sim, Imperative.
Future Possible
7. 1.1 >>> If Present Sim, Present Sim.
If + S + V1(s, es) + _____ , S + V1(s, es) + _____.
If-clause at the beginning:
- If ice is heated, it melts.
- If we heat water, it boils.
If-clause at the end:
- Metal expands if we heat it.
- I often go to a department store if I have
a day off from work.
8. 1.2 >>> If Present Sim, Future Sim.
If + S + V1(s, es) + ____ , S + will + V infinitive + ____.
If-clause at the beginning:
- If he gets a job, he will buy a new car.
If-clause at the end:
- I will go to Paris if I have time.
will
can, may, must, ought to
- If she borrows your money, you ought to lend it to her.
- You may see him if you go with me this night.
9. 1.3 >>> If Present Sim, Imperative.
If + S + V1(s, es) + _____ , V infinitive + _____.
Main clause
If-clause at the beginning:
- If you hear anything, keep quiet.
- If he comes back, call me please.
If-clause at the end:
- Please buy me some native clothes if you go to
Chiang Mai.
- Pick me up if you go to downtown.
10. 2.The second conditional: Present Unreal
2. >>> If Past Sim, Future in the past
Future
Future in the past
S + will + V infinitive
+ ____.
Future in the past
would, could, should, might
will
11. 2. >>> If Past Sim, Future in the past
If + S + V2 + ____ , S + would + V infinitive + ____.
could
should
might
If-clause at the beginning:
- If dogs had wings, they would be able to fly.
If-clause at the end:
- I would check your health if I were a doctor.
I were
I was
were
12. 3.The third conditional: Past Unreal
3. >>> If Past Perfect, Future Perfect in the past
the past
Future Perfect in
Future Perfect
S + will + have + V3 + ____.
Future Perfect in the past
will
would, could, should, might
13. 3. >>> If Past Perfect, Future Perfect in the past
If + S + had + V3 + ___, S + would + have + V3 + ___.
could
should
might
If-clause at the beginning:
- If we had played a little better, we could have won
the game.
If-clause at the end:
- You wouldn’t have had an accident if you had driven
more carefully.
14. 1. First conditional:
If I have enough money, I will go to Japan.
2. Second conditional:
If I had enough money, I would go to Japan.
3. Third conditional:
If I had had enough money, I would have gone to
Japan.
15. !!!
Unless
Unless
If…….not =
If there is no water, the plants will die.
>> Unless there is water, the plants will die.
Tim will miss the bus if he doesn’t get up early.
>>Tim will miss the bus unless he gets up early.