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    The document presents a chart describing four types of conditionals in English: zero conditional (present factual), first conditional (future factual), second conditional (present unreal), and third conditional (past unreal). For each type it provides the grammatical form and examples to illustrate how they are used in sentences. The chart provides a concise overview of English conditional structures.

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    The document presents a chart describing four types of conditionals in English: zero conditional (present factual), first conditional (future factual), second conditional (present unreal), and third conditional (past unreal). For each type it provides the grammatical form and examples to illustrate how they are used in sentences. The chart provides a concise overview of English conditional structures.

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    The document presents a chart describing four types of conditionals in English: zero conditional (present factual), first conditional (future factual), second conditional (present unreal), and third conditional (past unreal). For each type it provides the grammatical form and examples to illustrate how they are used in sentences. The chart provides a concise overview of English conditional structures.

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    CONDITIONALS CHART

    NAME FORM EXAMPLES


    Zero If + present, present If old cars are in good condition, they are worth
    Conditional more
    (present factual Old cars are worth more if they are in good
    conditional) condition
    First If + present, will + verb If you exercise every day, you will lose weight
    Conditional You will lose weight if you exercise every day
    (future factual
    conditional)
    Second If + past, would + verb If the product cost less, more people would buy it
    Conditional More people would buy the product if it cost less
    (present unreal
    conditional)
    Third If + had + past If I had made a mistake, I would have accepted
    Conditional participle, would have + responsibility
    (past unreal past participle I would have accepted responsibility if I had
    conditional) made a mistake

    CONDITIONALS CHART

    NAME FORM EXAMPLES


    Zero If + present, present If old cars are in good condition, they are worth
    Conditional more
    (present factual Old cars are worth more if they are in good
    conditional) condition
    First If + present, will + verb If you exercise every day, you will lose weight
    Conditional You will lose weight if you exercise every day
    (future factual
    conditional)
    Second If + past, would + verb If the product cost less, more people would buy it
    Conditional More people would buy the product if it cost less
    (present unreal
    conditional)
    Third If + had + past If I had made a mistake, I would have accepted
    Conditional participle, would have + responsibility
    (past unreal past participle I would have accepted responsibility if I had
    conditional) made a mistake

    CONDITIONALS CHART

    NAME FORM EXAMPLES


    Zero If + present, present If old cars are in good condition, they are worth
    Conditional more
    (present factual Old cars are worth more if they are in good
    conditional) condition
    First If + present, will + verb If you exercise every day, you will lose weight
    Conditional You will lose weight if you exercise every day
    (future factual
    conditional)
    Second If + past, would + verb If the product cost less, more people would buy it
    Conditional More people would buy the product if it cost less
    (present unreal
    conditional)
    Third If + had + past If I had made a mistake, I would have accepted
    Conditional participle, would have + responsibility
    (past unreal past participle I would have accepted responsibility if I had
    conditional) made a mistake

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