First Conditional
Complete: If it rains tomorrow, I ______ (stay) at home.
will stay
Complete: If I were rich, I ______ (travel) around the world.
would travel
Complete: She ______ (study) English for two hours.
has been studying
Meaning: to stop working (for a machine)
break down
True or False: We use the First Conditional to talk about imaginary situations.
False — It’s used for real or possible future situations, not imaginary ones.
What do we use the Second Conditional for? (A) Real future events (B) Imaginary situations
(B) Imaginary situations
What auxiliary verbs do we use to form the Present Perfect Continuous?
Have / Has + been + verb-ing
Complete using a phrasal verb: We had to ______ the meeting because the boss was sick.
call off
Make a sentence using if + you study hard.
If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
Create a sentence using If I had a car…
If I had a car, I would go to the beach every weekend.
Make a question using you / work / here / long.
How long have you been working here?
What does pick up mean? (A) To lift something (B) To stop something (C) To cancel something
(A) To lift something
Choose the correct option: If I don’t hurry, I (miss / will miss) the bus.
will miss
Choose the correct option: If she (study / studied) more, she would pass the test.
studied
Choose the correct sentence: (A) I’ve been waiting since morning. (B) I’ve waiting been since morning.
(A) I’ve been waiting since morning.
Complete: They ______ after ten years together.
broke up
Fix the mistake: If he will arrive early, we will go to the park.
Correct form → If he arrives early, we will go to the park.
Correct the error: If I will have more time, I would learn Italian.
If I had more time, I would learn Italian.
Complete with for or since: They’ve been watching TV ______ three hours.
They’ve been watching TV for three hours.
Give a sentence using hang out correctly.
I usually hang out with my friends on weekends.