First conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. Many plants and animals / die / if / the weather / become / warmer / in the future/.

Many plants and animals will die if the weather becomes warmer in the future.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. If / we / recycle / bottles, / we / save / some money.

If we recycled bottles, we would save some money.

If we recycled bottles, we'd save some money.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. We / not have / space for my friends / if dad / not drive / a minivan.

We wouldn't have space for my friends if dad didn't drive a minivan.

We would not have space for my friends if dad didn't drive a minivan.

We wouldn't have space for my friends if dad did not drive a minivan.

We would not have space for my friends if dad did not drive a minivan.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. If / you / live / near me, / we / meet / each other every day.

If you lived near me, we would meet each other every day.

If you lived near me, we'd meet each other every day.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. If / the girls / ask / the teacher for help, / he / help / them.

If the girls asked the teacher for help, he would help them.

If the girls asked the teached for help, he'd help them.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. If / we / have / a garden, / I / plant / carrots and potatoes.

If we had a garden, I would plant carrots and potatoes.

If we had a garden, I'd plant carrots and potatoes.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. We / buy / the tickets / if / Andrew /give / us the money.

We would buy the tickets if Andrew gave us the money.

We'd buy the tickets if Andrew gave us the money.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. If / mum / not print / all her material, she / use / less paper.

If mum didn't print all her material, she would use less paper.

If mum didn't print all her material, she'd use less paper.

If mum did not print all her material, she would use less paper.

If mum did not print all her material, she'd use less paper.

Second conditional: Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes. We / save / electricity / if / we / use / solar energy in our home.

We would save electricity if we used solar energy in our home.

We'd save electricity if we used solar energy in our home.

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Use the correct form of WILL:
People ... (not drive) cars on the road in 2100.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use the correct form of WILL:
In the future, people ... (grow) food in the sea.

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use the correct form of WILL:
... (you do) anything special this summer?

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Future: WILL
Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.
children / go / to school / in 2070/ ?

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
I .... (see) a film with Matt.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
Dad ... (not come) home for dinner.

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Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
... (you have) dinner before you go?

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2ESO - Unit 6 grammar

Use the correct form of WILL:
People ... (not drive) cars on the road in 2100.

Use the correct form of WILL:
In the future, people ... (grow) food in the sea.

Use the correct form of WILL:
... (you do) anything special this summer?

Future: WILL
Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.
children / go / to school / in 2070/ ?

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
I .... (see) a film with Matt.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
Dad ... (not come) home for dinner.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
... (you have) dinner before you go?

Be going to:
Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.
What / you / do / this evening?

First conditional:
If I ... this plastic bag again, I ... the environment.

First conditional:
Unless you ... water, you ... bad.

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2ESO - Unit 6 grammar

Use the correct form of WILL:People ... (not drive) cars on the road in 2100.

Use the correct form of WILL:In the future, people ... (grow) food in the sea.

Use the correct form of WILL:... (you do) anything special this summer?

Future: WILLWrite a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.children / go / to school / in 2070/ ?

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:I .... (see) a film with Matt.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:Dad ... (not come) home for dinner.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:... (you have) dinner before you go?

Be going to:Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.What / you / do / this evening?

First conditional:If I ... this plastic bag again, I ... the environment.

First conditional:Unless you ... water, you ... bad.

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Use the correct form of WILL:
People ... (not drive) cars on the road in 2100.

Use the correct form of WILL:
In the future, people ... (grow) food in the sea.

Use the correct form of WILL:
... (you do) anything special this summer?

Future: WILL
Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.
children / go / to school / in 2070/ ?

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
I .... (see) a film with Matt.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
Dad ... (not come) home for dinner.

Use the correct form of BE GOING TO:
... (you have) dinner before you go?

Be going to:
Write a sentence with the words below. Make any necessary changes.
What / you / do / this evening?

First conditional:
If I ... this plastic bag again, I ... the environment.

First conditional:
Unless you ... water, you ... bad.