"be going to" or "will"
Look out! That car __________ (crash) !
is going to crash!
Finish the sentence in the 1st conditional:
If I eat a hamburger for lunch, ...
will + verb 2
Finish the sentence in the 3rd conditional:
If I had studied the poem, I _____________________ (find) some interesting lessons.
would have found
This is the school __________________
example: where I spent 10 years of my life.
Fill in the appositive:
Putin, _____, announced an attack on the Ukraine.
example: the president of Russia
Tomorrow, the Earth __________ (continue) turning.
will continue
Write or say 1 sentence in the 1st conditional.
If present, will + verb 2
Conjugate the verbs in parentheses to make a sentence in the 3rd conditional:
If she _______ (want) a chocolate bar, she ________ (buy) one for herself.
had wanted, would have bought
That was the moment,
example: when I realized that I needed to fix my life.
Drake, ____________, is 35 years old.
example: a Canadian rapper
I promise that I __________ (help) you with your homework tonight.
will help
Finish the sentence in the 2nd conditional:
If I _________ famous, I __________ give lots of interviews.
were, would
Write or say 1 sentence in the 3rd conditional.
If + past perfect, would have + past participle
Napoleon,
example: who invaded many countries in Europe, was very short.
Poland, _________, is currently accepting many Ukrainian refugees.
example: a country in Eastern Europe
They _____________ (move) to Berlin next year.
are going to move
Write or say 1 sentence in the 2nd conditional
If + past tense, would + verb 2
Imagine that you had lost your homework after doing it. What could you have done? Answer using the past conditional.
If I had lost my homework, I could have + past participle
Write or say a relative clause sentence using "which":
The classroom,
example: The classroom, which is on the 2nd floor, has excellent lighting.
Foie gras, ____________, is banned in some cities.
example: goose liver
Do you want to come swimming with us?
Yes, sure, I guess I ______________ (come) along.
will come or I'll come
Write 1 sentence in the 1st conditional, then write that same sentence again in the 2nd conditional.
If + present, will + verb 2
If + past tense, would + verb 2
Imagine that you had seen 2 of your friends fighting in the hallway. What should you have done? Answer using the past conditional.
If I had seen 2 of my friends fighting, I should have + past participle
Write or say a relative clause sentence using "that":
The backpack...
Example: The backpack that I found had $100 in it!
Make up your own sentence with an appositive.