Conditionals Zero conditional (general truth) First conditional

FALSE Conditional

'If you don't like this dessert, you should have told us earlier
Present simple+past, past per


If you need one, there's an umbrella in that cupboard.

If he knows the answer, he isn't saying.
If=because


If that's Tim at the door, he must have forgotten his keys.

If you don't like seafood, why didn't you say?
If you ask me, he's missed the bus
If you don't like fish, why are you eating this?
If he was here last week, he should have come and seen us.
Past simple, should have done


If Mike managed to get the earlier train, he should be here any minute.

If Sam doesn't like jazz, he should have said so.

If she didn't do her homework last night, she'll just have to do it today.
If Mark is married, why didn’t he say? 
Pres simple, past simple
Homework:Destination b1 unit 28,29
Blue Murphy 38,39,40