CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

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CONDITIONAL SENTENCES Henrik Salum CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

If you heat water, it boils. ZERO CONDITIONAL If you heat water, it boils. Present Simple – Present Simple Kui sa vett kuumutad, läheb see keema.

If you are in trouble, call me! Zero Conditional If you are in trouble, call me! Present Simple – command Kui sa oled hädas, helista mulle!

If you are in trouble, I will help you. First conditional If you are in trouble, I will help you. Present Simple – “will”+infinitive. Kui sa oled hädas, siis ma aitan sind.

If you were in trouble, I would help you. Second conditional If you were in trouble, I would help you. Past Simple – “would”+infinitive. Kui sa oleksid hädas, siis ma aitaksin sind.

If you had been in trouble, I would have helped you. Third conditional If you had been in trouble, I would have helped you. Past Perfect (“had”+ past participle) – “would”+”have”+past participle Kui sa oleksid hädas olnud, siis ma oleksin sind aidanud.

When – more definite (siis, kui...) If – less definite (juhul, kui...) “when” and “if” When – more definite (siis, kui...) If – less definite (juhul, kui...) When she goes shopping, she will call you. If she goes shopping, she will call you.

NO “WILL/WOULD” IN THE “IF”-CLAUSE !!!