W-8 Time contrasts; conditional sentences with if clauses

Only time will tell.

Time contrasts; conditional sentences

with if clauses

Open Ended

How has transportation changed?

Open Ended

How is education different now from 30 years ago?

Open Ended

how is technology different from the past 30 years?

Multiple Choice

In the future,

• not many people lived in Liberia

• people download their movies online

• People are going to have self-driven cars

Multiple Choice

A few years ago....

• not many people lived in Liberia

• nowadays people drive their cars instead

• there will be people living everywhere

Multiple Choice

A few years ago....

• not many people lived in Liberia

• nowadays people drive their cars instead

• there will be people living everywhere

Multiple Choice

the normal work week in the 20th century _____ 35 hours

• worked

• had to

• will still drive

• was

Multiple Choice

• He won’t get a better job if he doesn't pass that exam.

• He won’t get a better job if he don't pass that exam.

• He wo’t get a better job if he doesn't pass that exam.

• He won’t get a better work if he doesn't pass that exam.

Multiple Choice

• My aunt passes her exams if she works hard.

• My daughter passes her exams if she works had.

• My daughter pass her exams if she works hard.

• My daughter passes her exams if she works hard.

Multiple Select

Example of Zero Conditional

If you ________(heat) ice, it ________(melt).

• heated

• melts

• will melt

• heat

Multiple Select

Example of Zero Conditional:

If my husband _________(cook), he__________ (burn) the food.

• burns

• will cook

• cooks

• will burning

Multiple Select

Example of First contidional

If we __________________ (not / see) each other tomorrow, we __________________ (see) each other next week.

• seeing

• Don´t see

• will see

• saw

Multiple Select

Example of First contidional

If I __________________ (go) out tonight, I __________________ (go) to the cinema.

• go

• goes

• going

• ´ll go