LTC Class, Conditional Tenses

 By Nate Feldman

If we had won the match, we would have won the championship (we didn’t win the match or the championship) 

If I hadn’t done well on the test, I wouldn’t have passed the level (I did well, and I passed) 

A long time ago, if/when I visited my relatives, we had a big meal together (this happened). 

If I spent time with my Grandfather, I didn’t say bad words because he hated them. 

If I had said bad words, he would have hit me. 

 

Present Real: If I study hard, I do well (Every time I study hard, I do well)

Present Unreal: If I studied harder, I would do better (I don’t study, and I am not doing better)

If you ate better, you would be healthier (you don’t eat better, you are not healthier)

If you didn’t come to class, you wouldn’t learn anything (you come to class, and you learn things)