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.

Hi All, 1. Can somebody explain me the whole matter of conditional sentences (if clauses 1,2,3) easily (with examples)? Can you explain when do we have to use each of the above? 2. I also want to expand my knowing about the "wish

In his book Longman English Grammar , L. G. Alexander classifies the conditional sentences into three types: If you take a taxi, you will get there quicker. (type 1) If you took a taxi, you would get there quicker. (type 2) If you had taken

I think it might be either of these. If it rains, I won't go out tomorrow. If I were rich, I would buy a castle. I don't know much about technical terms, but Google doesn't seem to help much either. Maybe "present

Can someone please give me a clear definition of what the present conditional is?

But I rather have No. I would rather (or I'd rather ) is a fixed idiom meaning I prefer, I would prefer, or I'd prefer . There is no I rather, I did rather, I used to rather, I have rathered , or any such form. rather isn't even a

Hi Please: Conditional sentences have the word "if" with a condition. The degree of the conditional depends on the likelihood of the if-condition being true or not. If you heat water to a temperature of 100 degrees centigrade, it will

But I rather have something my dad can't sell -Conditional I But I'd rather have something my dad couldn't sell - Conditional II Correct me if I'm wrong! But please tell me if the sentences are right!