I am new on this board. I want to learn Conditionals in detail. Please help me from where I can get help to know the complete and perfect use of all conditionals. Thanks in advance

Hello guys, can you explain me when which conditional to use. Also mixed conditionals please.

"If he invited you, then you should go." This sounds as if it's "real". But I can't find any examples of real conditionals with if clause = simple past, result = present. Is there something wrong with the sentence?

Hello there; First of all, Im sorry if i posted that message to wrong place...I'm 16 years old from Turkey, and I need your help. I got a term homework and the subject is "If Conditionals". I really need a document about this subject. May you help me about it? Sincerely..

Can you give us some examples of the different conditionals that exist in the English Language. Type 1 Present Simple + Future If you keep that window open, your dog will get a cold. That would be the normal use. However, could you also say : If you keep that window open, your dog is going to get a cold...

My friend was studying conditionals and was asked to fill in the blank the exits at heathrow aren't easily accessible, so if there was a fire we ......flee. she answered 'couldn't 'but her teacher said the right answer was 'wouldn't be able to' also she said 'If i were chinese I could use chopsticks...

English is really difficult. Grammar does not applied in every case. Help me please. In a book, I read that 'as if' is followed by conditionals. If so, the next sentence should be wrong, but it is from my textbook and it seems not wrong. I don't want to make it sound as if it is bad to have a lot of...

Is this transformation correct: We haven't got enough money , so we can't go abroad. If we had got enough money we could go abroad.

Is it possible to provide me with a website that shows how to change statements into conditional sentences? thanks

Which is correct to say: 1. If the sun rises in the west, many things will change . or 2. If the sun rose in the west, many things would chage.