If there is a solution, I wouldn't be asking for your opinion. If there was a solution, I wouldn't be asking for your opinion. If there were a solution, I wouldn't be asking for your opinion. Are these all conditional sentences?

Interesting mixed conditional there. CJ

Matt: the bold-faced words are an example of the past perfect (had + past participle). For example: We HAD already EATEN (from 6 - 6:30 p.m.) when you arrived at 7 p.m. So there was no food left for you. In your sentence, however, we have what is

'I won't do that to you' is the same as 'I will not do that to you' ie the future tense of 'I am doing that to you'. It is a statement. Something definite. 'I wouldn't do that to you' is the

I've been having real trouble with this exercise. Hmm. I can't imagine why. Assuming, as you did, that "present conditional" and "zero conditional" are equivalent: Present / Zero: IF { present }, { present } First:

Zero conditional : If you heat water to 100 degrees C, it boils. ( Always true ) 1st conditional : If I go to Yokohama, I will visit the Ramen Museum. ( Conditionally true ) 2nd : If I went...I would 3rd : If I had gone...I would have These are

Choose between; Present Conditional, First Conditional, Second Conditional & Third Conditional. Okay, I've been having real trouble with this exercise. This is the best I could do & quite frankly, it's a mess! I have no idea

0)Factual Conditionals:Present This kind talks about general truths and scientific facts.You can also use it to talk about habits and recurring events. If you vote,you can have a say. 1)Factual Conditionals:Future Use future factual conditional

Factual Conditionals:Present This kind talks about general truths and scientific facts.You can also use it to talk about habits and recurring events. If you vote,you can have a say. Factual Conditionals:Future Use future factual conditional

You should probably take a class on those as it's hard to explain in one email Try looking it up on wikipedia.