Conditionals - theory

Conditional sentences usually contain an "IF"

• True
• False

How many types of conditionals are there in English?

• 5
• 2
• 3
• 4

We use the zero conditional to talk about things we do only in a specific situation

• True
• False

What verb tenses do we use in the zero conditional?

• IF + present tense, present tense.
• IF + future tense, future tense.
• IF + present tense, future tense.
• IF + past tense, future tense.

The zero conditional used to talk about a general fact that is usually true.

• True
• False

What verb tenses do we use in the first conditional?

• IF + present tense, present tense.
• IF + future tense, future tense.
• IF + present tense, future tense.
• IF + past tense, future tense.

What kind of possible situations is the first conditional used for?

• Past situations only.
• Present situations only.
• Both present and future situations.
• Future situations only.

The first conditional is used to talk about what will possibly happen in specific situations 

• True
• False

Tags

CCSS.L.4.1D

"If I have a birthday party, I'll invite you."
"I'll invite you if I have a birthday party."

• Only the first sentence is correct.
• Only the second sentence is correct.
• Both the first and the second sentences are correct.
• None of the sentences are correct.

What's wrong this this sentence?
"If she study hard, she will pass her exams"

• It's "if she studied"...
• It's "if she studies"...
• It's "if she will study"...
• It's "if she don't study"...