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Real and imagined worlds

Three kinds of map

The conditional family

Building conditionals accurately

Real conditions and their connectors

Unreal present and unreal past

Advanced hypothetical meaning

Mixed conditionals

Inversion, wish and if only

Practice

First conditional

Zero conditional

unless

in case

Second conditional

No would after if

Third conditional

Third conditional result

Past condition, present result

Present condition, past result

Had inversion

Should inversion

Past regret

wish + would

provided that

Jumble: conditional words

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Module recap

Talk about real and imagined situations accurately: zero, first, second, third and mixed conditionals, unless and in case, inverted conditionals, wish and if only.

Move confidently between real possibilities, imagined situations and past regrets: every conditional type, mixed conditionals, unless, in case and provided that, inverted conditionals, and wish and if only.

PTE Grammar 7: Conditionals and Hypothetical Meaning

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