The third conditional is used to talk about hypothetical situations in the past—things that did not happen—and their imagined results. It often expresses regrets, missed opportunities, or imagined alternatives to past events. Structure of the Third Conditional If + past perfect, + would have + past participle This structure can also use modal verbs like […]
The first conditional is used to talk about real and possible situations in the future. It is formed by using if + present simple, followed by will + base verb. Use these first conditional examples to help you master this structure! Structure:If + present simple, will + verb Affirmative Sentences If it rains tomorrow, we […]
The Zero Conditional is used to talk about facts, rules, or general truths — things that are always true when a condition is met. It describes cause-and-effect relationships that are scientifically, logically, or habitually true. Learn to express facts and routines like a native speaker with these 100 Zero Conditional examples and master this structure […]
The Present Perfect Continuous (also known as the Present Perfect Progressive) is used to talk about actions that started in the past and are still continuing, or that have recently stopped but have present results. 🧠 Structure: Subject + have/has been + verb-ing We use it to: Emphasize the duration of an activity Talk about […]
The Past Perfect Continuous (also known as the Past Perfect Progressive) is used to describe actions that were happening over a period of time before another action or time in the past. 🧠 Structure: Subject + had been + verb-ing We use the Past Perfect Continuous to: Emphasize the duration of an action before something […]