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there are five types of conditional 0 conditioner first conditioner second conditional third conditioner and mixed conditional a conditional is a type of sentence that is made up of an if clause and a main clause the if clause is known as the condition and the main Clause is the result the sentence describes a situation that might happen or might have happened the sentence usually starts with if or when it's important to note the if Clause can be first or the second part of the sentence zero conditional this is made up of if plus the present simple plus present simple the zero conditional refers to situations that are always true or possible for example if it rains the ground gets wet if you heat ice it melts it's important to note that when can also be used instead of if for example when you heat ice it melts first conditional this is made up of if plus the present simple plus the future simple first conditional refers to a situation that is possible or realistic for example if I go to the shop I will buy something if I study hard I will pass my exams second conditional this is made up or if plus the past simple just would and the base form of a verb second conditional refers to a situation that is impossible or unlikely to happen for example if I won the lottery I would buy a mansion another example is if I were you I would quit smoking third conditional this is made up of if plus the past perfect plus would have plus the past participle the third conditional refers to a past situation that differs from reality for example if I had saved my money I would have bought a cup if I had studied I would have passed my exams mixed conditional so mixed conditional can be if the second conditional followed by third conditional or if plus a third conditional followed by the second conditional we know that the second conditional is if plus the past participle plus would have followed by the verb in the base form and the third conditional is if plus the past perfect plus would have followed by the past participle for example if I weren't so busy I would have gone on holiday last week so we have the second conditional followed by third conditional if I had been born in the UK I would speak English very well in this example we start off with the third conditional followed by the second conditional [Music]