Examples of Conditionals

Definition of Conditionals:

Generally, conditional refers to conditional sentences. The conjunction “If” is mostly present in these sentences.

Examples of Conditionals:

• If I go to the varsity, I will collect the certificate.
• If I can finish my work, I will meet you.
• If it is possible on my part, I will perform in the program.
• If you can go to the fair, please bring the book of my favorite writer.
• If you can win the first prize, I will give you a treat.
• If I were the President, I would try harder to stop corruption.
• If I were rich, I would buy a brand new car.
• If you come here, meet with me.
• Had I seen you at the fair, I could have talked to you.
• I could have done the work if I had more time.
• If Jeff had performed better, he could have won the first prize.
• Had I reached earlier, I could have done the class.
• Had Alice worked harder, she could have stood first.
• If I had come on time, I could have attended the meeting.
• If Jane came earlier, she could have met you.
• Had I not missed the train, I could have reached home earlier.
• Had Ben not wasted so much time, he could have completed the project.
• Had I been there, I could have given the speech.
• If Dana knew me, she could have told me the fact.
• If I had the money, I could have given to you.

Types of Conditionals:

Mainly there are two types of conditionals:

• The Real Conditionals and
• The Unreal Conditionals.