Category 1
Complete: "If it rains tomorrow, I _____ (bring) an umbrella."
will bring
Complete: "If I _____ (be) a bird, I would fly everywhere."
were
Type 3 conditionals talk about situations that did NOT happen in the _____.
past
Spot the mistake: "If I would have more money, I will buy a new phone."
"would have" → "had"; "will buy" → "would buy"
What tense do we use in the "if" clause for Type 1 conditionals?
Simple present (e.g. "if it rains")
In Type 2 conditionals, which modal verb comes in the result clause?
would (also: could / might)
Complete: "If I had woken up earlier, I _____ (miss, not) the bus."
would not have missed
Spot the mistake: "If she had studied, she would passed the test."
"would passed" → "would have passed"
Make a Type 1 sentence using: study hard / pass the exam
e.g. "If I study hard, I will pass the exam."
Make a Type 2 sentence about having a superpower.
e.g. "If I had a superpower, I would be invisible."
Make a Type 3 sentence about forgetting your homework yesterday.
e.g. "If I had remembered my homework, I would not have got in trouble."
Spot the mistake
"If they would have invited me, I would have come".
"If they had invited me, I would have come."
Is this correct? "If she will call me, I will answer." Why or why not?
Incorrect — the "if" clause needs simple present: "If she calls me, I will answer."
Explain the difference: "If I study, I will pass." vs "If I studied, I would pass."
Type 1 = real/likely; Type 2 = imaginary or unlikely
What feeling does this express? "If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam."
Regret about a past event
Spot TWO mistakes: "If he will have arrived earlier, he would met his friend."
1) "will have arrived" → "had arrived"; 2) "would met" → "would have met"
Create a Type 1 conditional warning a friend about eating too much junk food.
e.g. "If you keep eating junk food, you will feel sick."
Your friend says: "If I am the principal, I would cancel all exams." Correct the mistake and explain.
"If I were the principal" — Type 2 uses past tense in the "if" clause
Make a type 3 conditional using:
he/not forget his umbrella
he/not get wet
If he had not forgotten his umbrella, he would not have gotten/got wet.
Combine the ideas into one sentence using type 3 conditionals.
Jenny missed the bus. She was late for school.
If Jenny had not missed the bus, she would not have been late for school.