Dear Avangi, There was a movie I watched where the girl wis watching the stars from her telescope, and she says to her company, "My father would love to have seen this." I suppose " would " could be of conditional type

Hello teachers, How are you today? I would like to ask you when do we use 'were to' in conditional clauses and can we use it in general instead of 'if' even when the conditional form is likely. Can you give me example. Can I say:

Hi, Can I use unreal condition (if ...were..would) in rarely possible situation. Here the situation is not completely unreal, it is possible but happens rarely. Here is the sentence in this context expressed using unreal conditional

Hi all, "Can my defence be rejected by reason that the sign was too hard to believe, and that a prudent and reasonable person would not have believed it?" If the above sentense is grammatically correct, can someone please tell me why

Hello Maybe this can give an idea 1-Third Conditional http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verbs-conditional_4.htm 2-Causative structure http://esl.about.com/od/grammarstructures/a/causative.htm Best Regards

Do you have the impression that he's a native British speaker? If someone tell somebody "If you have finished your work, you can have a break," the employee has to finish his work first and then he can have a break. This has nothing

Hi guys, please check the next sentence...Maybe I'm stupid, but can you explain me, why the speaker used "perfect conditional" tense...??? Normal 0 21 false false false

Personally, I don't think it hurts to learn the 1/2/3 conditional patterns. (CJ may disagree with me about that.) The problem is that many people then mistakenly believe that those are the only patterns that are "allowed" when the

Hi Kooyeen I think the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd conditionals are patterns that are used often enough that it's understandable that they've been given "official" names. But have you ever noticed that some grammar books don't even

Hello Friends, I have a few queries concerning conditional clauses. Here is a sentence. If she would have agreed I might have married her.(Hypothetical past) In this sentence, what does the if- clasue ('If she would have agreed' ) denotes?