Conditional Sentences are also known as If Clauses. There are three types of Conditional Sentences.

It is possible to happen (present/future). Form: if + S + V1, S + Will + V1 Example: If I find her address, Ill send her an invitation.

It is untrue in the present. Form: if + S + V2, S + Would + V1 Example: If I found her address, I would send her an invitation. Fact : I dont find her address so I dont invite her

It is untrue in the past. Form: if + S + had V3, S + Would have + V3 Example: If I had found her address, I would have sent her an invitation. Fact : I didnt find her address so I didnt send her an invitation

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If Caroline and Sue (prepare) the salad, Phil (decorate) the house. If Sue (cut) the onions for the salad, Caroline (pell) the mushrooms. Jane (hover) the sitting room if Aaron and Tim (move) the furniture. If Bob (tidy) up the kitchen, Anita (clean) the toilet. Elaine (buy) the drinks if somebody (help) her carry the bottles.

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If I (play) the lottery, I (have) a chance to hit the jackpot. If I (hit) the jackpot, I (be) rich. If I (be) rich, my life (change) completely. I (buy) a lonely island, if I (find) a nice one. If I (own) a lonely island, I (build) a huge house by the beach.

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I (invite) all my friends if I (have) a house by the beach. I (pick) my friends up in my yacht if they (want) to spend their holidays on my island. We (have) great parties if my friends (come) to my island. If we (like) to go shopping in a big city, we (charter) a helicopter. But if my friends' holidays (be) over, I (feel) very lonely on my lonely island.