Conditional – Introduction
Zero, first, second, third Conditional, Choose the right conditional form: A/ CONDITIONAL FORMS PRESENTATION: Zero Conditional: => If (When, Unless) + Present, ... Present simple (or imperative). Things are true…
Third Conditional: impossible conditions in the past
If + past perfect, subject + "would have" + past participle .... 3rd conditional = "if + past perfect", ... "would have" + past participle 3rd Conditional about impossible…
Must not, Mustn’t, the prohibition
Must not, Mustn't, the prohibition We express a prohibition Must is an auxiliary verb. It is followed by a main verb. The structure for must not is: subject +…
MUST and HAVE TO, strong obligation
MUST and HAVE TO Modals, express a strong obligation or prohibition "Must" and "Have to": modals verbs, both express obligation. "Have to" is a more flexible form. Alternative: "have to",…
To be able to do something
To be able to do something "to be able to" is used for ability for all tenses instead can or could. "to be able to": You are capable to do…