Conditional sentences I

Grammar III

Unit 6

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Conditional sentences

• We use a conditional sentence to say that one event depends on another event—that something can happen only if something else happens first.

• Conditionals sentences have two parts: the if-clause and the main clause. The main clause depends on the if-clause.

• We use different types of conditional sentences to express different levels of probability, or to say how realistic something is.

Multiple Select

Match the conditions with a suitable effect. (There might be more than one answer)

Stay in a hotel

• go for a swim

• sleep in a proper bed

• organise a game of football

• camp

Multiple Select

Match the conditions with a suitable effect. (There might be more than one answer)

Be more kids on this campsite

• find some shops

• not feel so misserable

• organise a football game

• spend time together

Multiple Select

Match the conditions with a suitable effect. (There might be more than one answer)

Be a town nearby

• go for a swim

• find some shops

• go out together

• have fun on the beach

Multiple Select

Match the conditions with a suitable effect. (There might be more than one answer)

Stay at the seaside

• Have fun on the beach

• Go for a swim

• Not feel so cold

• Organise a game of football

There are four types of conditional sentences

• Zero conditional: We are saying that something is always true or is a fact

• First conditional to express a possible condition and its result in the future

• Second conditional to express an unreal or improbable condition and its result in the present or future

• Third conditional to express a theoretical past situation and its theoretical result in the past

Today we'll review zero conditional, a.k.a. FACTUAL conditional Ü

Multiple Choice

If you eat fast food,

• you gain weight.

• you gained weight.

• you would gain weight.

Multiple Choice

If you study hard,

• you'd get good grades.

• you got good grades.

• you get good grades.

Multiple Choice

When she sleeps early,

• she wakes up early.

• she wake up early.

• she woke up early.

Multiple Choice

I always wear a jacket

• whenever it would be cold.

• whenever it was cold.

• whenever it is cold.

Multiple Choice

He never buys lunch

• if he have no cash.

• if he doesn't have cash.

• if he hasn't cash.

Multiple Choice

Does ice melt

• if it were under the sun?

• if it will be under the sun?

• if it is under the sun?

Multiple Choice

What do you do

• when the teacher was late?

• when the teacher will be late?

• when the teacher is late?

Multiple Choice

The controller doesn't work

• if it doesn't have batteries.

• if it didn't have batteries.

• if it wouldn't have batteries.