Conditional Simple

Conditional Simple
Affirmative	We would relax.
Negative	We would not relax.
Interrogative	Would we relax ?
Form	would + verb
Uses	action that might take place

Conditional Simple

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Conditional simple is a form used to refer to a hypothetical state of affairs, or an uncertain event that is contingent on another set of circumstances. It is formed as follows:

Would + Verb

Forms

Affirmative

I would travel around the world.

Interrogative

Would you buy a castle?

Negative

I wouldn't stay here.

Use

Conditional simple is used in the following cases:

• in a hypothetical actions that might take place.
• in conditional sentence type II. For example,
  Example:
  If I had enough money, I would buy a new laptop.