True/False
The structure of the 1st conditional is:
If+present simple+comma+present tense
FALSE, If + subject + present simple + comma (,) + future
Is the following sentence in 1st conditional?
Wild animals aren't dangerous if people behave sensibly.
2nd conditional.
What would you do if I tell you a lie?
What will you do if I tell you a lie?
If you ______ (be) late tonight , I ______ (be) angry.
If you are late tonight , I will be angry.
What does it means UNLESS?
Means 'only if' or 'except'.
We can use the imperative form in the 1st conditional.
TRUE
Which is the structure of the 1st conditional?
If + subject + present simple + comma (,) + future
I will go for a walk if it stopped raining.
I would go for a walk if it stopped raining.
If I ______ (be) a wealthy man, I ______ (not have) to work hard.
were/wouldn’t have
We _______ (go) to the beach _______ it rains.
We will go to the beach unless it rains.
To speak about possible or probable future events we use de 2nd conditional.
FALSE, the 1st conditional.
Which is the structure of the 2nd conditional?
If + subject + past simple + comma (,) + subject +would infinitive (without to)
If I was you, I'd talked to my boss before I quit my job.
If I were you, I'd talk to my boss before I quit my job.
If you _____ (not/learn) the key vocabulary, you _______ (not/pass) the test.
don't learn/won’t pass
Is the following sentence correct?
Imagine it's snowing, we should stay inside.
No, As long as it's snowing, we should stay inside.
In some occasions we can use imagine, suppose, as long as, on condition that… instead of will.
FALSE, we can use them instead of IF.
What conditional is used to talk about unreal situations in the future?
2nd conditional.
There wouldn't be any apples, if bees didn't exist.
There wouldn't be any apples if bees didn't exist.
If bees _____ (disappear) completely, we _____ all ______ (suffer).
disappeared/would all suffer
Is the following statement correct?
As an alternative to will, It’s possible to complete the second part of a first conditional sentence with a modal verb or an imperative.
Yes.
The structure of the 2nd conditional is:
IF + SUBJECT + PAST SIMPLE + COMMA (,) + SUBJECT + WOULD INFINITIVE (WITH TO)
FALSE: IF + SUBJECT + PAST SIMPLE + COMMA (,) + SUBJECT + WOULD INFINITIVE
What is a conditional sentence?
A conditional sentence is a type of sentence that states a condition and the outcome of that condition occurring.
If people care about their planet they wouldn't pollute the sea.
If people cared about their planet, they wouldn't pollute the sea.
Complete with the words missing and the correct form of the verbs.
you/only/have/one day in Singapore/you/do
If you only had one day in Singapore, what would you do?
Is the following sentence correct?
If I were her, I'd break up with him.
Yes.