If only / I wish
True or False
If only / I wish statements are used to talk about a desire for something to be different from how it actually is and express regret for past actions.
True
Explain when the 1st conditional sentence is used.
The 1st conditional is used for REAL situations connected to the present and the future.
Explain when the 2nd conditional sentence is used.
The second conditional is used for UNREAL situations connected with the present or future.
True or False
3rd Conditionals are used to talk about UNREAL situations connected with the future.
False
3rd conditional sentences are used to talk about UNREAL situations connected with the past.
True or False
Mixed conditionals are used to connect REAL and UNREAL situations in the past.
False
Mixed conditionals are used to talk about UNREAL situations in the past and their probable results in the present.
True or False
We use the past perfect with if only / I wish statements to talk about wishes and regrets connected to the present and the future.
False.
The past perfect is used to talk about past wishes and regrets about the past.
Fill in the blanks using the 1st conditional.
If it ___________ (snow) tomorrow, I ___________ (ski).
If it snows tomorrow I will ski (go skiing)
Explain what UNREAL situations are conditional sentences.
UNREAL situations are situations that have not actually happened in reality but are probable and likely to happen.
Explain the verb structure in the 3rd conditional.
(How are verbs conjugated in the if clause and the main clause)
The if clause uses the past perfect
(had + past participle)
The main clause uses the perfect conditional
(would + have + past participle)
Fill in the blanks using Mixed Conditionals
If I ____________ (not, eat) so much candy yesterday, I _____________ (not, feel) sick now.
If I hadn't eaten so much candy yesterday, I wouldn't feel sick now.
Rewrite this sentence using I wish or If only.
"My brother didn't pass the driving test. He is very upset".
If only my brother (had) passed his driving test.
I wish my brother (had) passed his driving test.
True or False.
The first conditional is often used in the if clause of mixed conditionals.
False
Often the if clause in mixed conditionals is created using the past perfect (3rd conditional).
Complete this sentence in the 2nd conditional.
If I ______________ (have) a million dollars, I ___________ (buy) a new car.
If I had a million dollars, I would buy a new car.
Fill in the blanks using the 3rd conditional.
If it ____________ (not, rain), I _____________ (not, get wet) on my way to school.
If it hadn't rained, I wouldn't have gotten wet on my way to school.
Create a mixed conditional sentence from this situation.
I wish I had worked harder at school when I was younger. I think that I would have a better job.
If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.
Create an I wish / If only statement for this situation.
My sister is always leaving her dishes all over the house. It is so messy and makes me so upset.
I wish she would stop leaving her dishes around the house.
If only she would stop leaving her dishes around the house.
Change this sentence using the 1st conditional.
I didn't go to the store to buy food and I am hungry.
If I go to the store to buy food, I won't be hungry.
Create a sentence in the 2nd conditional for this situation.
I want a longer vacation so that I can travel all around the world.
If I had/got a three month vacation, I would travel all around the world.
Create a sentence in the 3rd conditional for this situation.
Exams are so difficult. I didn't really study for the last one and I got a terrible mark. I don't know what to do.
If you had studied harder, you would have passed your test.
Fill in the blanks to make the two sentences express the same thing
I passed the entrance exam and I am a student now!
If I ___________ passed the exam, I ___________ a student now!
If I hadn't passed the entrance exam, I wouldn't be a student now.