Hala ya Ahmad, I think conditionals (الشرط) in English is way easier than conditionals in Arabic. I'm not sure how much you'll understand it through a simple explanation though. In Arabic we have إذا followed by a past tense verb for the conditional then a ف to introduce the result. Or لو then past tense verb then ل and past tense verb again. In English the إذا or لو is "if" and ف or ل is "then", the only main difference is that you can put any tense for the verb and "then" can be dropped. It's like عامية. Example: "If I want to eat then I will cook..." إذا أردت أن آكل فسأطبخ أو... لو أردت أن آكل لطبخت I hope this helps.

Conditionals? If you explain some more, we will help you. :D