Implied Conditions: a real or unreal situation?

A REAL SITUATION	A HYPOTHETICAL SITUATION
We use the present tense in the condition clause if the action may – the conditions may be favorable.	We use the past or past perfect in the condition clause if the action is unlikely or conditions are unfavorable for the action to happen. The action will not or did not happen because of unfavorable conditions.
Jack will cut the grass if he has time. present tense – He doesn't know if he has time yet - maybe.	Jack would cut the grass if he had time. present tense – He doesn't have time.
Jack cut the grass if he had time. past tense – He did it whenever he had time.	Jack would have cut the grass if he had had time. past tense – He didn't have time.

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#	YOUR RESPONSE	FEEDBACK
1.	If the weather had been good yesterday, Jack would have walked to school. Did Jack walk to school? yes no maybe	feedback 1
2.	If it rained, he took his umbrella. Did Jack take his umbrella? yes no maybe	feedback 2
3.	If Jack could drive to school, he would. Can Jack drive to school? yes no maybe	feedback 3
4.	If he had called a friend the night before, he could have gotten a ride. Did Jack call a friend the night before asking for a ride? yes no maybe	feedback 4
5.	Jack rides his bike if he has no books to carry. Does Jack have books to carry? yes no maybe	feedback 5
6.	If the weather had been good yesterday, Jack would have walked to school. Was the weather good yesterday? yes no maybe	feedback 6

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