Conditional sentences 4ESO

If you play with your pet, ....

• wash your hands afterwards.
• get a vaccine afterwards.
• brush their fur afterwards.

If you _____ a bird, what bird ______ ?

• were / would you be

• were / will you be

• had been / would you be

• had been / will you be

When I'm sad, ...

• the librarian gets angry.

• I take a taxi to work.

• I watch a funny movie.

If she______(go) to art school when she was younger, she _______(become) a painter.

• would have come , had gone

• has gone , would has come

• would have gone , have Gone

• had gone , would have come

If you go to London, ....

• visit the Eiffel Tower.
• visit the Big Ben.
• visit the White House.

She ____ tired if she had gone to bed earlier last night.

• were

• was

• wouldn't be

• wouldn't have been

When do we use first conditional sentences? We use it ...

• when the condition is always true if something happens

• when there are a lot of possibilities for the result to happen

• to talk about hypothetical situations

• to talk about the past

When do we use zero conditional sentences? We use it ...

• when the condition is always true if something happens

• when there are a lot of possibilities for the result to happen

• to talk about hypothetical situations

• to talk about the past

When do we use second conditional sentences? We use it ...

• when the condition is always true if something happens

• when there are a lot of possibilities for the result to happen

• to talk about hypothetical situations

• to talk about the past

When do we use third conditional sentences? We use it ...

• when the condition is always true if something happens

• when there are a lot of possibilities for the result to happen

• to talk about hypothetical situations

• to talk about the past