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Conditional sentences 1:

• If + S₁ + V(s) + O, S₁ + would + V + O.

• If + S + Past Simple, + S + would/could/ might+ Ving)

• If + S₁ + V(s/es) + O, S₂ + will + V + O.

• If + S + Past Simple, + S + would/could/might + V(infinitive)

How to use conditional sentences type 1

• used to express an obvious fact (be it about the world, nature, etc.) or of a scientific nature, a truth, or a habit that will occur when the condition in question occurs first

• Used to indicate possible events in the present or future

• used to express situations that are not real, cannot happen in the future and assume the outcome if it can happen

• used when the speaker imagines the outcome of an unreal situation in the past.

Find an example sentence that matches the formula of the type 1 conditional.

• If the weather wasn't so bad, we could go to the park.

• If Minh had worked harder, he would have passed the exam last week.

• Water freezes if the temperature falls below zero.

• If I get up early, I will go to work on time.

Conditional sentences 1:

• If + S₁ + V(s) + O, S₁ + would + V + O.

• If + S + Past Simple, + S + would/could/ might+ Ving)

• If + S₁ + V(s/es) + O, S₂ + will + V + O.

• If + S + Past Simple, + S + would/could/might + V(infinitive)

If the class. ………………………. full, we will find another one.

If I ___________ time tonight, I will finish the novel that I am reading.

• have

• will have

• am having

• has

What is wrong with this sentence? "My uncle will buy a car if he have enough money."

• "will buy" must be "buy"

• "will buy" must be "buys"

• "have" must be "has"

• "have" must be "will have"

I will leave early ______________________.

• if I will finish my work
  
  
  

• if I am finish my work

• if I finish my work

• if I won't finish my work

Conditional sentence structure type 2

• S +

  would/could

  should + Vinf (wouldn’t/couldn’t + V1)

• S+Tobe+ving

• S + will + V

• S + ĐTKT + be + V3/ed

Usage of conditional sentences type 2

• used to express an action that is regular (regular action), habitual (habitual action) or action that is repetitive, regular, or to express truth and obvious truth.

• Expresses an action that happened in the past, has already ended, and the time is known.

• used when the speaker imagines the outcome of an unreal situation in the past.

• type of sentence used to talk about conditions that are not true, or contrary to reality in the present