If Clause
Hello!
Could you tell me if the following sentences are correct or not?
Also, if you could give me some advice to understand If Clause, I would appreciate it!
If the weather is fine tomorrow, I will go fishing.
If the weather is fine tomorrow, I would go fishing.
If the weather was fine yesterday, I would have been (should be "gone"???) fishing.
If the weather had been fine yesterday, I would have been fishing.
Top answer
These are the three most useful conditionals. IF (present tense), ... WILL ....
- These are the three most useful conditionals.
- IF (present tense), ...
- WILL ....
- IF (past tense*), ...
- WOULD ....
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These are the three most useful conditionals.
IF (present tense), ... WILL ....
IF (past tense*), ... WOULD ....
IF ... HAD (past participle), ... WOULD HAVE ....
*After if, was becomes were in more formal English.
anonymousI would have been (should be "gone"???) fishing
Yes, it should be 'gone'.
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