Zero Conditional
When (we/mix) black and white,
When we mix black and white, we get gray
I (pass) exam / practice
I'll pass the exam if I practice
Katy (win) lottery / buy a house
If Katy won the lottery, she'd buy a house
If you had come to class, you would have passed the test
dogs (attack), (be) scared (zero conditional)
Dogs can attack you when you are scared.
When (baby/hungry), (cry)
When a baby is hungry, he cries
I (wear) raincoat / rainy
I'll wear a raincoat if it's rainy
If it's rainy, I'll wear a raincoat
We (have) better salary / travel more
If we had a better salary, we'd travel more
Jack (be) late, (oversleep)
He wouldn’t have been late if he hadn’t overslept.
I (be) you, (talk) to the teacher (second conditional)
If I were you, I'd talk to the teacher.
Young adults (not/drive) / (drink alcohol)
Young adults don't drive if they drink alcohol
I (not/call) / (he/call) me
I won't call him if he calls me
It (be) for his help / I (be) here
If it weren't for his help, I wouldn't be here
jacket (be) cheap, (buy) it
If the jacket had been cheaper, I might have bought it.
place (be) full, I (come) (first conditional)
If the place is full, I won't come
Sarah can't (concentrate) when… (someone, talk)
She can't concentrate when someone talks
I (not/help) if you (need) it
I won't help you if you don't need it.
I (be) you, I (listen) mom
If I were you, I would listen to your mom
They (study) hard, (pass) the exam
If they had studied harder, they would have passed the exam
it (rain), we (go) for a walk (third conditional)
If it hadn't rained, we could have gone for a walk.
Michael always (celebrate) with beer when (pass)
He always celebrates with beer when he passes the exam
I (not/go) to the concert unless (save) money
I won't go to the concert unless I save money
Dad (buy) abstract artwork, (be) rich
Dad would buy an abstract artwork if he were rich
Sam and Carlos (leave) early, (miss) the train
If they had left earlier, they wouldn't have missed the train.
He (die), (wear) helmet
He could have died if he hadn’t been wearing a helmet.