FIRST VS SECOND CONDITIONAL CL6

A: If I _____ (1.call) him, he _____ (2.be) here with me now.

B: Don't cry! He ______ (3. come back) if he ______ (4.love) you for real.

• 1.called

  2.would be

  3.will come back

  4. loves

• 1.call

  2.will be

  3.would come back

  4. loved

Students, please remember: If you ______ (1.not send) your homework today, I _______ (2.not check) it.

Be responsible, If I _____ (3.be) you, I ______ (4.do) right now.

• 1.don't send

  2.won't check

  3.were

  4.would do

• 1.didn't send

  2.wouldn't check

  3. 3. am

  4.will do

B: I imagine If I _____ (1.get) the job, I ______ (2. feel) extremely good.

A: Are you sure?

B: Yes, you _____ (3. be) happy with me if you _____ (4. choose) me for the job.

• 1.get

  2.will feel

  3. are

  4.chose

• 1.got

  2.would feel

  3. 3.will be

  4.choose

Doctor: Sir, If you _____ (1.not follow) the diet, you ____ (2.not get) better.

Patient: But doctor, let's imagine I eat some KFC. If I ______(3.eat) fast food, _____ it _____ (4.be) so bad?

• 1.don't followed

  2.won't get

  3.ate

  4.would __ be

• 1.don't follow

  2.won't get

  3.ate

  4.would __ be

• 1.won't follow

  2. get

  3.ate

  4.would __ is

A: Please don't worry!

B: You don't understand! If I ___ (not travel) today, I ___ (miss) the concert.

A: And? _____ you ____ (die) if you _____(miss) the concert?

• 1.don't travel

  2.will miss

  3.would __ die

  4.missed

• 1.didn't travel

  2.would miss

  3.will __ die

  4.miss

Never say never! If you ___ (1.work) hard, you ____(2.achieve) your goals. You only have to believe in yourself.

Repeat this: "If I ____ (3.not believe) in me, no one _____ (4.do) it"

• 1.work

  2.will achieve

  3.don't believe

  4.will do

• 1.worked

  2.would achieve

  3.didn't believe

  4. wouldn't do

When do we use the First Conditional?

• For real possible situations. We have a situation and a clear consequence.

• For imaginary probably impossible situations. We have a condition and an imaginary result.

• For real possible situations. We have a situation in the past and a consequence in the past.

When do we use the Second Conditional?

• For imaginary situations. We have a condition and an imaginary result.

• For real possible situations. We have a situation and a possible consequence.

A: If I ______ (not sleep) eight hours a day, I _____(have) more time to study. But I like to sleep and will continue sleeping for eight hours.

Don't worry! The house ___ (be) cleaned in the morning if we ____ (start) at 6 am.