Present real condition

Senteces for general truths, use simple present in both clauses

Sentences for habits and things that happen again and again

Use it in the result clause to give instructions, commands, and invitations

Does not always have "if". You can often use "when" instead of "if"

Future real conditional

Sentences to talk about what will happen under certain consitions

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Term	Definition
Present real condition	Senteces for general truths, use simple present in both clauses
Real conditional	Sentences for habits and things that happen again and again
Modals	Use it in the result clause
Imperative	Use it in the result clause to give instructions, commands, and invitations
Conditional sentece	Does not always have "if". You can often use "when" instead of "if"
Future real conditional	Sentences to talk about what will happen under certain consitions