Conditionals 0, 1 and 2

CONDITIONALS 0, 1, 2

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Conditional sentences are formed by:

Condition + result /

Result + condition​

CONDITIONAL ZERO​

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Does this sentence refer to something that is likely to happen or to general truth/fact?

If/When ice melts, it turns into water.

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence is the CONDITION?

If/When ice melts, it turns into water.

• If/When ice melts,

• it turns into water.

Multiple Choice

What part of the sentence is the RESULT?

If/When ice melts, it turns into water.

• If/When ice melts,

• it turns into water.

Multiple Choice

What TENSE is used in the CONDITION?:

If/When ice melts, it turns into water.

• MODAL WOULD

• PAST SIMPLE

• FUTURE WILL

• SIMPLE PRESENT

Multiple Choice

What TENSE is used in the RESULT?:

If/When ice melts, it turns into water.

• MODAL WOULD

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• FUTURE WILL

• PAST SIMPLE

CONDITIONAL 1

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Does this sentence refer to the present/future or past?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

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Does the speaker think that this is likely to happen?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

Multiple Choice

In this sentence, what is the CONDITION?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

• If my neighbors grow bad corn,

• I will grow bad corn, too.

Multiple Choice

In this sentence, what is the RESULT/CONSEQUENCE?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

• If my neighbors grow bad corn,

• I will grow bad corn, too.

Multiple Choice

what is the TENSE of the CONDITION?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

• SIMPLE PAST

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

Multiple Choice

what is the TENSE of the RESULT/CONSEQUENCE?

If my neighbors grow bad corn, I will grow bad corn, too.

• SIMPLE PAST

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

Multiple Choice

what is the TENSE of the RESULT/CONSEQUENCE?

If you go to the gym early, you might see your crush there.

• SIMPLE PAST

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

• MODALS: may, might, can, should

Multiple Choice

what is the TENSE of the RESULT/CONSEQUENCE?

If you see Maria, ask her about the party.

• IMPERATIVE SENTENCE

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

• MODALS: may, might, can, should

CONDITIONAL 2

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Does this sentence refer to the present/future or past?:

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

Multiple Choice

Is the speaker a scientist?:

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

• Yes, he is

• No, he isn't

Multiple Choice

Is it likely that the speaker will find a solution?

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

• Yes, he is

• No, he isn't

Multiple Choice

What is the TENSE of the CONDITION?

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• SIMPLE PAST

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

Multiple Choice

What is the TENSE of the RESULT?

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

• SIMPLE PRESENT

• SIMPLE PAST

• FUTURE WILL

• MODAL WOULD

Multiple Choice

This sentence expresses: ..................

If I were a scientist, I would try to find a solution to the problem of global warming.

• An imaginary situation situation about the future.

• A real situation about the future.

Multiple Choice

Is this sentence CORRECT?

If Diana were a millionaire, she would buy a beautiful house..

• Yes, it is.

• No, it isn'

Multiple Choice

I won´t buy this car unless you agree.

I won't buy this car if you don't agree.

• These TWO sentences DO NOT express the same idea.

• These TWO sentences express the same idea.