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The document outlines various types of conditional sentences in English, categorized into Type 0 (general truths), Type 1 (real possibilities), Type 2 (hypothetical situations), Type 3 (past hypotheticals), and mixed conditionals. Each type is illustrated with ten examples demonstrating how conditions affect outcomes in different contexts. This serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and using conditional sentences effectively.
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Type 0 Conditional

The document outlines various types of conditional sentences in English, categorized into Type 0 (general truths), Type 1 (real possibilities), Type 2 (hypothetical situations), Type 3 (past hypotheticals), and mixed conditionals. Each type is illustrated with ten examples demonstrating how conditions affect outcomes in different contexts. This serves as a comprehensive guide for understanding and using conditional sentences effectively.
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Type 0 Conditional (General Truths or Facts)

1. If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.

2. If the sun sets, the sky turns dark.

3. If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

4. If ice melts, it turns into water.

5. If it rains, the ground becomes wet.

6. If you add sugar to tea, it becomes sweet.

7. If a plant doesn’t get sunlight, it dies.

8. If you leave metal in the rain, it rusts.

9. If you press this button, the machine starts.

10. If you cut an apple, the inside turns brown.

Type 1 Conditional (Real, Possible Situations)

1. If you study hard, you will pass the exam.

2. If I finish this report today, I will join you for dinner.

3. If it rains tomorrow, I’ll bring an umbrella.

4. If she calls me later, I’ll go over the details with her.

5. If they arrive early, we can start the meeting on time.

6. If you leave now, you’ll catch the last bus.

7. If we work quickly, we can finish before the deadline.

8. If you explain your idea clearly, they’ll understand.

9. If you increase the temperature, the reaction rate speeds up.

10. If I get an invitation, I’ll definitely attend the event.

Type 2 Conditional (Hypothetical, Unlikely Situations)

1. If I were you, I would consider moving to a bigger city.

2. If he studied more, he would pass the test easily.

3. If she had more time, she would visit us more often.

4. If they knew about the problem, they would fix it immediately.

5. If I lived by the beach, I would go surfing every day.

6. If we had a private jet, we would travel the world.

7. If I could play the piano, I would perform at concerts.

8. If I found a lost wallet, I would try to return it to the owner.


9. If I were a billionaire, I would invest in renewable energy.

10. If it weren’t so late, we would go for a walk.

Type 3 Conditional (Past Hypothetical Situations)

1. If you had told me earlier, I would have helped you.

2. If she had studied harder, she would have passed the exam.

3. If I had known about the event, I would have attended.

4. If we had taken a different route, we would have avoided the traffic jam.

5. If they had listened to our advice, they wouldn’t have made that mistake.

6. If he had brought his umbrella, he wouldn’t have gotten wet.

7. If I had booked the tickets earlier, we could have saved money.

8. If you had prepared better, you would have performed better in the competition.

9. If I had known the truth, I would have reacted differently.

10. If we had arrived earlier, we could have secured better seats.

Mixed Conditional Type 1 (Present Result of a Past Condition)

1. If I had studied more, I would be in a better position now.

2. If she had accepted the job offer, she would be working in New York today.

3. If we had left earlier, we wouldn’t be stuck in this traffic now.

4. If I hadn’t missed the meeting, I’d be leading the project now.

5. If they hadn’t lost the game last week, they’d be celebrating their victory now.

6. If you had saved more money, you could afford a better car now.

7. If I had chosen a different course in college, I would be working in a different field today.

8. If he hadn’t ignored my advice, he wouldn’t be facing these consequences now.

9. If I had known about the meeting, I’d be more prepared for it now.

10. If we had invested in that company, we’d be reaping the benefits today.

Mixed Conditional Type 2 (Past Hypothetical Condition with Present Result)

1. If I had taken that job offer, I would be living in a different city now.

2. If she had gone to the concert last night, she would be talking about it today.

3. If they had studied more in college, they would be working in a more prestigious firm now.

4. If I had known the answer to the question, I would be feeling more confident now.

5. If you had stayed with your previous partner, you’d probably be happier now.

6. If I had paid attention to my health earlier, I wouldn’t be dealing with these issues now.
7. If we had invested in the stock market earlier, we would be wealthy now.

8. If I hadn’t been so afraid to speak in public, I would have more opportunities now.

9. If he had gone to the doctor sooner, he wouldn’t be in pain now.

10. If I had followed my passion earlier, I’d be living a more fulfilling life today

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