Conditional

Here are two sentences:

If I had time, I would study English.

If I had time, I studied English.

which one is real conditional, which is unreal conditional?

i don't know much about grammar. if i had time, i would learn grammar, especially i would learn what real and unreal conditional mean.

if i had time, i read about grammar. so i was quite familiar with grammar and could easily tell which of the two sentences was real conditional and which was unreal conditional.

I don't what do u mean by real or unreal conditional...

But if I were to chose either of your two sentences: -

[B]If I had time, I would study English.

If I had time, I studied English.[/B]

I think I would chose "If I had time, I would study English"

[QUOTE=baby]...what do u mean by real or unreal conditional...
[/QUOTE]
real conditional: what actually happens or happened, eg, if i had time, i played cards with friends.

unreal conditional: what never happened, eg, if i had time, i would clean my room and wash my shoes.

thank U

Adelyn has got the point. Thanks,

Comes another question, how would you use "take up"?

[QUOTE=xueyinyu]Comes another question, how would you use "take up"?[/QUOTE]this is a big question. i won't pretend i know the thing. here are links to two online dictionaries that give you a good account of the usage of this phrase "take up:"
dictionary one
dictionary two

good, Thanks for your prompt reply,

may i know why you are  asking these questions considering the answer can be easily found online? [:793:]

Sometimes, we post out a topic as a trigger that invokes discussions, and some other times, we write to the forum and expect to get some responses, answers, etc. That's the way we learn things and the way we are sharing with each other. hope it makes sense.

[QUOTE=xueyinyu]Sometimes, we post out a topic as a trigger that invokes discussions, and some other times, we write to the forum and expect to get some responses, answers, etc. That's the way we learn things and the way we are sharing with each other. hope it makes sense.[/QUOTE]then, you need to state your purpose clearly when you post a question and ask for the answer. for example, you may choose to label the title of your thread-opening posts as "for discussion (討論)." you can find these labels in the "topic classification (話題分類)" below the editor window. this is one way to show that we care our responsibilities as participants of this forum.

we'd rather pay more attention to the "meat', don't get stick to the format, esp. to some title that doesn't sound meaningful to you, but, it may to others, let's talk more on what we should care about. Thanks,