Type 1: (Use for facts or plan at present or in the future)
+) If present simple, S + will + Vinfinitive.
+) If + present simple, present simple.
Type 2: (Use for advice or uses when "if ..." clause is not based the actual situation)
+) If + past simple, S + would + V-infinitive
If I were you, I would go to university. (Advice for present - Conditional Type 2)If I read too long, my eyes will usually go red. (It is about fact so we use the Type 1)You will not be able to go sailing with us if you get a holiday job in the summer. (It is about what will happen in the future, so that use Type 1)If you spoke English and French, you could work at the Council of Europe. (spoke - Past simple => Type 2, the result clause should use "would + Vinfinitive")You will not get the job unless you have a driving license. (It is a fact so use Type 1)If I go to bed early, I will normally get up early too. (It is about fact, use Type 1)He would study abroad if he got a grant. (got - past simple => Type 2, so that the other clause is "S + would Vinfinitive)If the weather doesn't change, we will not climb to the top. (It is about what will happen in the future, so that use type 1)
