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Conditionals

English Conditionals: Zero, First, Second, Third

Learn the zero, first, second and third conditionals: how to form each one and when to use it, from facts and likely plans to imaginary situations and regrets about the past. Practise with exercises for every type.

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  • Zero conditional

    Zero conditional

    Intermediate

    Zero conditional is used to describe scientific facts and direct correlations, dive into the world of certainty!

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  • First conditional

    First conditional

    Intermediate

    The first conditional describes possible future situations and their likely consequences.

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  • Second conditional

    Second conditional

    Intermediate

    The second conditional expresses hypothetical, unreal, or unlikely situations in the present or future and their imaginary consequences.

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  • Third conditional

    Third conditional

    Advanced

    The third conditional expresses hypothetical situations in the past and their imaginary consequences.

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