Conditional 1
example:
If I learn for the test, I will get
a good grade.
rule:
We use the Conditional 1 to express that something very likely will or won't happen under certain circumstances in the present or in the
future.
form:
if clause: simple present
main clause: will future
Conditional 2
example:
If I learned for the test, I would get a good grade.
rule:
We use the Conditional 2 to express that something probably would or would not happen under certain circumstances in the present or in the future.
form:
if clause: simple past
main clause: would(n't)
+simple present
Conditional 3
example:
If I had learned for the test, I would have gotten a good grade.
rule:
We use the Conditional 3 to speculate about a situation in the past. It expresses e.g. wishes or regrets that are impossible to come true now.
form:
if clause: past perfect
main clause: would(n't)
+ have + 3rd
form of
verb
ATTENTION: