Conditional sentences (introduction)

Conditional sentences

If you want to learn it, you will!

Poll

Do you remember the first conditional?

Multiple Choice

Tick the sentences that are true about the first conditional sentence.

• You use it to talk about sth. that is possible to happen

• We use WILL in the first conditional sentence

• IF is always at the beginning of the sentence

• The structure of the 1st conditional

  IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, WILL + verb

• This senence is CORRECT

  You will have so much fun if you visit your old friend.

Study the examples

Poll

What about the second conditional?

Multiple Select

Choose the right options

If I ..... (be) the president, I ...... (lower) taxes

• were/ would lower

• was/ would lower

• am/ would lower

• was/will lower

Multiple Select

Tick the sentences that are true about the second conditional

• We use past simple in the 2nd conditional

• We can use will or would to form the 2nd conditional

• If I were - is a correct form in the conditional sentence

• We use this conditional to talk about imaginary situation in the past

Study the grammar structure

Multiple Select

Tick the second conditional sentences

• They would stay longer if they had more time.

• If I had more free time, I could travel around the world.

• If I won a million dollars, I could stop working.

• If I had a car, I would drive it every day.

The third conditional Are you ready for it?

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