The "zero" conditional is also called the:

The "first" conditional is also called the:

The "second" conditional is also called the:

The "third" conditional is also called the:

Which conditional is about the past and outcomes in the past?

Which conditional is about unlikely outcomes in the present and future?

Which type of conditional is this: "If I won the lottery, I would buy a house!"

Which type of conditional is this: "If he wins the lottery, he will buy a house!"

Which type of conditional is this: "If he wins the lottery, he buys a house!"

Which type of conditional is this: "If he had won the lottery, he would have bought a house!"

Which type of conditional is this: "If he won the lottery, he would have bought a house."

Which type of conditional is this: "If he had won the lottery, he would have a house now."

Which type of conditional is this: "If he won the lottery before, he would own a house."