Conditionals

Conditionals

Poll

If your house is small, there isn't foom for lots of extra things.

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

Poll

If you want to have a piano in here, you will have to move the furniture to make room.

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Thired conditional

Poll

If you painted your room red, your parents would go mad.

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

Poll

If our cousins had come on holiday with usl, we would have had a great time.

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Third conditional

• Zero conditional

Multiple Select

1. Unless we work quickly, we won't get the house finished until next year.

2. If we don't work quickly, we won't get the house finished until next year.

• Both sentences have the same meaning.

• The sentences have different meaning.

• If not = Unless

• None of the answers are right.

Multiple Select

Zero conditional...

• is used for gneral truths or for the result of a situation ot action.

• is used to express a future possibility

• Structure: If /When + Present simple, Present simple (If do, do)

• Structure: If/When + Present simple, Future simple (If fo, will do)

Multiple Select

Second conditional is use for

• an imaginary situation in the past.

• an imaginary or impossible situation in the present.

• a possible but unlikely present or future situation.

• advice

Multiple Choice

Second conditional has the this structure:

• If+present simple, present simple (if do, do)

• If + past simple, would do

  (if did, would do)

• If + present simple, will do (If do, will do)

• If + past perfect, would have done

  (If had done, would have done)

Multiple Select

Third conditional is used for...

• imaginary situation in the present.

• imaginary situation in the past.

• regrets about the past.

• past possibility

Multiple Choice

Second conditional has the this structure:

• If+present simple, present simple (if do, do)

• If + past simple, would do

  (if did, would do)

• If + present simple, will do (If do, will do)

• If + past perfect, would have done

  (If had done, would have done)