Conditional sentences: If you go New York, you will bring the English for me.

[Shafqat]

Dear Torsten
Thank you very much you send new lesson about conditional sentences. This story is really good and impressive. I am writing some conditional sentences.

Please check and confirm

If you worked hard, you will achieve the sale target. (Both are future sentences first part present and second sentences future)

If you go New York, you will bring the English for me.
If you do not come to the forum regularly, you will not get writing skills.
If you concentrated the exercise, you would be succeed.
If I saw a new cup, I would buy it for you. (First past and other sentences would + I form)

If he had run fast, he would have reached the hospital. (First part had+ third form and second part with would have + third form)

If he had worked hard, he would have passed.
If I had been in your place, I would not have hired him.
If I had seen you, I would have recognized him at once.
If I had been rich, I would have helped the poor.

Regards 8)
Khan

[Prezbucky]

1. If you work hard, you will achieve the sales target.
2. If you go to New York, you will (not sure what you're trying to say here)
3. If you do not come to the forum regularly, you will not obtain writing skills (or: your writing will not improve).
4. If you concentrate on the exercise, you will succeed.
5. If I saw a new cup, I would buy it for you. (correct)
6. If he had run fast (better: faster), he would have reached the hospital.

The rest of the sentences are fine.
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[Shafqat]

dear friend Prezbucky,

Thanks for your rectification and encouragement.
Second sentences I wanted to say you will bring the English book here is missing book.

Once again thanks please share email address.

regards
Khan