Condicionales en inglés: tipos 1, 2 y 3 con ejemplos y vocabulario informático

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Condicionales

IF + Present Simple / WILL + INFINITIVE (If it rains tomorrow, we will go shopping)

IF + PRESENT CONTINUOUS (If you are waiting for the bus, you will have to join the queue)

IF + PRESENT PERFECT (If you have finished, I will ask for the bill)

IF + MODAL + INFINITIVE (If I can afford it, I will buy a new car)

IF … / IMPERATIVE (If you are chatting with Martin, tell him I am doing my homework)

IF … / PRESENT SIMPLE (If you heat ice, it turns into water)

IF … / CAN, MUST + INFINITIVE (If the fog gets thicker, the flight might be put off)

IF + SIMPLE PAST / WOULD + INFINITIVE (If we didn't have English lesson, we would go to the playground)

IF + PAST CONTINUOUS (If my car was working, I would drive you to the station)

IF + MODAL + INFINITIVE (If I could afford it, I would buy a new car)

IF … / COULD, MIGHT + INFINITIVE (If I had a compass, I might find the way out)

IF + PAST PERFECT / WOULD + HAVE + PARTICIPLE (If he had studied, he would have passed his exams)

IF … / COULD, MIGHT + HAVE + PARTICIPLE (If we had gone to the party, we could have met Brad Pitt)

Past Perfect: se forma con had más el verbo en -ed o, si es irregular, su participio.
Simple Past: en afirmativa se forma con el verbo en pasado (-ed en los regulares); en negativa e interrogativa se usa did / didn't.