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    There are several types of conditionals in French depending on how real or hypothetical the situation is: 1) The zero conditional uses the present tense to talk about situations that are always true when something happens. 2) The first conditional uses the present tense and future tense to talk about probable situations in the present or future. It can also use modal verbs. 3) The second conditional uses the past tense and conditional tense to talk about improbable, impossible, or imaginary situations. It follows specific conjugation rules and uses modal verbs with "could" and "might."

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    Les 4 types de conditionnel en anglais - à compléter par les élèves

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    There are several types of conditionals in French depending on how real or hypothetical the situation is: 1) The zero conditional uses the present tense to talk about situations that are always true when something happens. 2) The first conditional uses the present tense and future tense to talk about probable situations in the present or future. It can also use modal verbs. 3) The second conditional uses the past tense and conditional tense to talk about improbable, impossible, or imaginary situations. It follows specific conjugation rules and uses modal verbs with "could" and "might."

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    Conditionals - À Compléter Par Élèves

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    There are several types of conditionals in French depending on how real or hypothetical the situation is: 1) The zero conditional uses the present tense to talk about situations that are always true when something happens. 2) The first conditional uses the present tense and future tense to talk about probable situations in the present or future. It can also use modal verbs. 3) The second conditional uses the past tense and conditional tense to talk about improbable, impossible, or imaginary situations. It follows specific conjugation rules and uses modal verbs with "could" and "might."

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    CONDITIONALS : Il existe plusieurs degrs de conditionnel, selon que la situation est une:

    - ZERO CONDITIONAL = if + present , present


    If you buy two bottles, you get one for free (if = when)

    - . - FIRST CONDITIONAL = if + present simple ,- future simple


    (probable) If I find your wallet, Ill let you know

    - modal auxiliary (can, might, should, )


    If you find my purse, I might buy you an ice-cream

    - imperative
    If you are tired, go to bed!

    - .. SECOND CONDITIONAL = if + past simple (I/you were) , - would + inf


    (improbable, impossible, If I were you, I would work harder
    imaginaire)
    - could + inf
    NOTES: - Au 2nd Conditional, le verbe be se conjugue were toutes les personnes,
    If you were there, you could help him
    mme aux 1re et 3ime PS : if I were, if he/she/it were.
    Mais dans un langage courant, If I was, If he/she/it was peut aussi sutiliser.
    - might + inf
    - Lauxiliaire can devient could, may devient might.
    If I saved more money, I might buy a car

    - would have to + inf


    If you had a child, you would have to stop partying

    - THIRD CONDITIONAL = if + past perfect, - would have + participe pass


    If I had known, I would have worked harder

    - could have + participe pass


    If you had been there, you could have helped him

    - might have + participe pass


    If I had saved more money, I might have bought a car

    - would have had to + inf


    If he had forgotten the book, he would have had to go back home
    M. Palm 2013

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