Conditional Sentence (TYPE 2)

• Present Conditional (Because the real fact is Simple Present Tense)
• Unreal Possibility (dream)

If Past Tense, Would + V1

• If Subject + V2 + C, Subject + would + V1 + C
• If Subject + was/were + Noun/Adjective/Adverb + C, Subject + Would + be +N/Adjective/Adverb + C

Example;

1. If I got a lottery, I would buy a car.
2. I would be sad, If he went to his city.
   
3. If Bryan was a pilot, his wive would have a plan.
   
4. If the cat had school, it would go to school.
5. If they were dancers, they would have much money.

Real Fact:

1. I don't get a lottery so I don't buy a car.
   
2. He doesn't go to his city so I'm not sad
   
3. Bryan isn't a pilot
4. The cat doesn't have school
5. They aren't dancers
   

NOTE:

• If the conditional sentence is Positive sentence so the Real Fact is Negative Sentence
• If the conditional sentence is Negative sentence so the Real Fact is Positive sentence