OVERVIEW OF BASIC VERB FORMS USED IN CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
SITUATION	IF-CLAUSE	RESULT CLAUSE	EXAMPLES
True in the present/future	Simple present	Simple present   will + simple form	If I have enough time, I have a date every evening. If I have enough time, I will have a date later on tonight.
Untrue in the present/future	Simple past	would + simple form	If I had enough time, I would have a date now or later on.
Untrue in the past	Past perfect	would have + past participle	If I had had enough time, I would have had a date yesterday.

Exercise :

[Please complete the sentences with the verbs in parentheses.]

1.SITUATION : Glotynn usually massages his wife every night. That is a true fact. In other words: If Glotynn (have) has enough time, he (massage) massages his wife every night.

2.SITUATION : Glotynn may have enough time to massage his wife later tonight. He wants to massage her tonight. Both of those things are true. In other words: If Glotynn (have) ___________ enough time, He (massage) ___________ his wife later tonight.

3.SITUATION : Glotynn doesn’t have enough time right now, so he won’t massage her wife. He’ll try to do it later. He wants to massage her, but the truth is that he just doesn’t have enough time right now. In other words: If Glotynn (have) __________ enough time right now, he (massage) __________ his wife.

- To be continued -

If Glotynn (have)has enough time, He (massage)will massage his wife later tonight.

If Glotynn (have)had enough time right now, he (massage)would massage his wife.

How nice of uncle glot is. haha. Do you guys know why uncle name himself " Glotynn"?

Kathy, You have got a perfect score!! Let me call you number 1.

Hey, I massage Her Majesty ONLY when she tells me to. If I do it at the wrong time, I may get bitten.

uncle glot:
Do you feel happy when you got a bitten from her Majesty?