FIRST CONDITIONAL
If people pick up litter on beaches,
the ocean will stay cleaner.
If I found a dolphin caught in a net,
I would help it.
If people had recycled more in the past,
there would have been less rubbish in the sea.
If people hadn’t dumped trash into the ocean,
the beaches would be cleaner now.
If humans cared more about the oceans now,
we might have avoided some damage in the past.
If fishermen follow sustainable rules,
fish populations will grow.
If people used zero-waste products,
the oceans would be much cleaner.
If fishermen hadn’t overfished,
many species wouldn’t have become endangered.
If coral reefs hadn’t been damaged in the past,
they would be more colourful today.
If climate change weren’t so serious today,
polar animals might not have suffered.
If tourists don’t touch coral reefs,
the corals will stay healthy.
If the ocean were your home,
you would protect it more carefully.
If factories had filtered their waste,
the water would have been cleaner.
If whale populations hadn’t dropped,
there would be more whales in the ocean now.
If governments were stricter now,
companies might have changed their habits earlier.
If factories reduce chemical waste,
the water will become less toxic.
If plastic didn’t exist,
marine life would be safer.
If humans had protected coral reefs earlier,
they would have stayed healthier.
If scientists had discovered sea pollution earlier,
they would have better protection today.
If plastic weren’t so cheap today,
producers might have used eco-friendly materials in the past.
If governments ban single-use plastics,
many sea animals will survive.
If countries worked together,
they would reduce ocean pollution faster.
If oil companies had prevented spills,
thousands of animals wouldn’t have died.
If people had used reusable bags earlier,
there would be less plastic in the sea now.
If people were more aware now,
coral reefs might not have been destroyed years ago.