0 Conditional- present / present
1st Conditional - present / future
2nd Conditional - past / conditional simple
3rd Conditional - past perfect / conditional perfect
Should guns be legal in Spain?
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In very formal speech, sometimes the "IF" clause becomes inverted and resembles an interrogative structure.
If you attend the ballet, a tuxedo will be required. // Should you attend the ballet, a tuxedo will be required.
If the food is unsuitable for the wedding, the bride will reject it. // Should the food be unsuitable, the bridge will reject it.
If there is any problem with the order, please contact me. // Should there be any problem, please contact me.
If a storm approached, the authorities would issue a warning. // Were a storm to approach, the authorities would issue a warning.
If we had known what time you were arriving, we would have prepared your room. // Had we known what time you were arriving, we would have prepared your room.
If there had been enough time, the band would have played an encore. // Had there been enough time, the band...