10/02/09 Si (if) clauses express a condition or event upon which another condition or event depends. Sentences with si clauses are often hypothetical.

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10/02/09 Si (if) clauses express a condition or event upon which another condition or event depends. Sentences with si clauses are often hypothetical statements. They contain a subordinate clause (si clause) and a main clause (result clause). —Si no le pagan la guitarra, no les regresamos su balón. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

10/02/09 The si clause may be the first or second clause in a sentence. Note that a comma is used only when the si clause comes first. Si tienes tiempo, ven con nosotros al parque de atracciones. If you have time, come with us to the amusement park. Iré con ustedes si no tengo que trabajar. I’ll go with you if I don’t have to work. Si (if) does not carry a written accent. However, sí (yes) does carry a written accent. Si puedes, ven. Come if you can. Sí, puedo. Yes, I can. ¡ATENCIÓN! © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

Hypothetical statements about possible events 10/02/09 Hypothetical statements about possible events In hypothetical statements about conditions or events that are possible or likely to occur, the si clause uses the present indicative. The main clause may use the present indicative, the future indicative, ir a + [infinitive], or a command. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

Si clause: Present indicative 10/02/09 Si clause: Present indicative Main clause Si usted no juega a la lotería, If you don’t play the lottery, PRESENT TENSE no puede ganar. you can’t win. Si Gisela está dispuesta a hacer cola, If Gisela is willing to wait in line, FUTURE TENSE conseguirá entradas, seguro. she’ll definitely get tickets. Si marcan un solo gol más, If they score just one more goal, IR A + [INFINITIVE] van a ganar el partido. they are going to win the game. Si sales temprano del trabajo, If you finish work early, COMMAND vámonos a un concierto. let’s go to a concert. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

Si clause: Past subjunctive Main clause: Conditional 10/02/09 Hypothetical statements about improbable situations In hypothetical statements about current conditions or events that are improbable or contrary-to-fact, the si clause uses the past subjunctive. The main clause uses the conditional. A contrary-to-fact situation is one that is possible, but will probably not happen and/or has not occurred. ¡ATENCIÓN! Si clause: Past subjunctive Main clause: Conditional Si tuviéramos boletos, If we had tickets, iríamos al concierto. we would go to the concert. Si no estuviera tan cansada, If I weren’t so tired, saldría a cenar contigo. I’d go out to dinner with you. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

Si clause: Past perfect subjunctive Main clause: Conditional perfect 10/02/09 Hypothetical statements about the past In hypothetical statements about contrary-to-fact situations in the past, the si clause describes what would have happened if another event or condition had occurred. The si clause uses the past perfect subjunctive. The main clause uses the conditional perfect. Si clause: Past perfect subjunctive Main clause: Conditional perfect Si no me hubiera lastimado el pie, If I hadn’t injured my foot, habría ganado la carrera. I would have won the race. Si me hubieras llamado antes, If you had called me sooner, habríamos podido reunirnos. we would have been able to get together. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

Main clause: Imperfect 10/02/09 Habitual conditions and actions in the past In statements that express habitual past actions that are not contrary-to-fact, both the si clause and the main clause use the imperfect. Si clause: Imperfect Main clause: Imperfect Si Milena tenía tiempo libre, If Milena had free time, siempre iba a la playa. she would always go to the beach. De niño, si iba a la feria, As a child, if I'd go to the fair, siempre me montaba en la montaña rusa. I would always ride the roller coaster. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.

10/02/09 —Mi viejo nunca quería ir a la cancha si no llevaba bajo el uniforme el calzón de seda que yo le bordé con nuestras iniciales. © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc.