Question

IX. Identify the types of Conditionals:
1. If I study hard. I will pass my exams.
2. If I had saved my money. I would have bought a car
3. If you heat ice, it melts.
4. If I were the president, I would lower taxes.​

Answer 1

Answer:

The Second Conditional – “If + past form + would, could or might”

“If I got a pay rise, I would buy a new car.”

“If you left your job, you could travel around the world.”

“If you were nicer to him, he might lend you the money.”

In these sentences, the first part with if shows that the event is unlikely to happen. In English, we often use this type of sentence (called a second conditional) to talk about hypotheses, or imaginary future events.