Past conditionals are used when talking about decisions or actions that you wish had been different. They indicate hypothetical situations from the past using “if” statements.
To form the past conditional, use past perfect in the “if” clause. Verbs in the main clause will depend on whether you are referring to the present or the past.
Present unreal conditionals indicate a situation which is only imagined or in some-one’s mind. For instance:
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(I don’t really have a pony.)(I imagine what I would do.) |
Conditional sentences express a choice and the possible consequences of that choice.There are three types of conditional sentences: Real, Unreal and Unreal Past. The first type is the easiest to learn. It involves a present choice and a future consequence.
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