If it

1. rains, water falls from the sky and I crank an umbrella then, if it rains, I will

2. use it Second Conditional (here we discuss the unlikely – if+past simple, would+infinitive), I never

3. want an umbrella.

4. Third Conditional “It is the like of 2nd but in the past: if+past perfect, may+perfect infinitive”: If it had rained, I would have had to buy

5. an umbrella Mixed Conditional (mix of time from the above – tenses can be mixed) If it had not rained, I wouldn’t

be wet ” (math) Conditional mood is the would+verb

part of second and third conditional.

Mood and aspect can be combined:

1. simple aspect: would do (simple conditional)

2. progressive aspect: would be doing (progressive conditional)

3. perfect aspect: would have done (perfect conditional)

4. perfect progressive aspect: would have been doing (perfect progressive conditional)

with all of her movements (henceforth no particular movement) this moment.