Conditional Sentences

If it rains,

• we’ll get wet.

• we won't get wet

• we want to get wet

• we want get wet

• we can get wet

What will you do if

• you missed the train?

• you miss the train?

• you missing the train?

• you misses the train?

• you are miss the train?

........................................, if you don’t have a computer?

• How could you finish the project

• How will you finish the project

• How can you finish the project

• How would you finish the project

• How shall you finish the project

What happens if

• the students didn’t pass an exam?

• the students not pass an exam?

• the students doesn’t pass an exam?

• the students don’t pass an exam?

• the students isn't pass an exam?

If you heat water to 100°, it boils. This sentence is conditional sentence type ...

• 0

• 1

• 2

• 3

• mixed

If you eat a lot, you put on weight. The structure of this conditional is ...

• If + Present simple, modals + verb

• If + Past simple, modal past + verb

• If + past perfect, modal past + have + past participle

• If + Present simple, present past

• If + Present simple, present simple

The example of the structure If + simple present, present simple

• If it doesn’t rain for a long time, the earth gets very dry.

• If you’re free later, we can go for a walk.

• If they’re hungry, I’ll make some sandwiches.

• If you’re not back by 5pm, give me a ring.

• If he studies hard, he’ll do well in the exam.

If we go out with friends, we normally go to a restaurant. This sentence is ...

• permanent truths

• general habits

• scientific facts

• present simple

• conditional sentence

If I’m tired, I go to bed early. This is ...

• first conditional

• second conditional

• zero conditional

• third conditional

• mix conditional

If we arrive late,

• we will get a taxi.

• we can get a taxi.

• we must get a taxi.

• get a taxi

• we should get a taxi.