CONDITIONAL SENTENCE

FP = if I have a beautifull body, I will become a model.

Fact = It’ is possible that I have beautiful body and I become a model.

 PU = if had beautiful body I would become a greet model.

Fact = I don’t have beautiful body so I don’t become a greet model.

PU = if I had beautiful body I would have become a greet model.

Fact = I didn’t have beautiful body so I didn’t become a greet model.

People often make wishes when they want reality to be different, to be exactly the opposite of (Contrary to) the true situation.

      A noun clause usually follows wish. Special verb form are used in the noun clause.

When speaker expresses a wish about a present situation, uses a past verb form.

 If is often used to talk about situations that country to fact, situations that are the opposite of the true situation.

Conditional sentences that discuss pass time have special verb form.

IF-CLAUSE : the past perfect

RESULT CLAUSE : would have/should have + past participle.

Passive Voice

Form of all passive verbs:

Be + Past Participle

Be can be in any of its form : am, is, are, was, were, has been, will be, etc.

The Past  Participle Follows BE. For regular verbs, the past participle ends in-ed. Some past participle are irregular.