Bedingungssätze (Typ I–III)
Conditional Sentences (Types I–III)
Das Bedingungssystem im Mischbetrieb: Nicht mehr Typ für Typ, sondern die Wahl aus der Bedeutung — real (Typ 1), irreal gegenwärtig (Typ 2), irreal vergangen (Typ 3) — plus erste gemischte Formen (If I had studied medicine, I would be a doctor now). Über den drei einzeln erworbenen Typen steht als eigene Kompetenz das Entscheiden, nicht mehr das Bilden.
Voraussetzungen (1)
Ermöglicht (1)
Which sentence is a correct Type I conditional (real condition)?
Complete the Type II conditional: If I ___ (be) rich, I would travel the world.
Does this sentence describe an unreal situation in the past? 'If we had booked earlier, we would have got cheaper tickets.'
Type I: If you ___ (study) hard, you will pass the exam.
Is this sentence correct? 'If she will come to the party, I will be happy.'
Ergänze: 'If I ___ you, I would apologise.' (Type II)
Type II: If we ___ (have) a car, we would drive to the beach.
Type I: If the weather ___ (be) nice tomorrow, we will go hiking.
Welcher Typ liegt vor: 'If she had called me, I would have helped her.'?
Which sentence is a correct Type II conditional?
Type III: If they ___ (leave) earlier, they would have caught the train.
Which sentence is a Type 0 conditional (a general truth)?
If she ___ (not / miss) the bus yesterday, she would have arrived on time. (Type III)
Do these two sentences mean the same? 'Unless you hurry, you will be late.' — 'If you don't hurry, you will be late.'
Which sentence contains a mixed conditional?