8. GRAMMAR: CONDITIONALS
Hey, what's up readers! Our today's topic is going to be a bit of grammar: CONDITIONALS. We know some of you struggle sometimes with this kind of structures, but we are going to explain them easily so you can understand. Basically, exists 4 types of conditionals named from 0 to 3. But fist fo all, what the heck is a conditional structure? Well, we mostly use conditionals to express a hypothetic action based in the future with several grades of probabilities. If the action is more probable, it will be closer to the 0 conditional, although if it is less probable, this will be written in the 3rd conditional structure (see forward). Also, it is essential to understand that all conditionals are mostly recognizable because of the "if" particle. This word plays the importance of the first part. Here we will find a structure like this: 1. IF + SUBJECT + TENSE 1 + (COMPLEMENTS) *(this part can be considered the condition). e.g. If something happens to me... While in the secon...