Conditionals

The if clause tells you...

• the condition

• the result

• the order of the clause

We use the zero conditional to talk about...

• future situation we believe are real or possible

• things that are generally true

• to imagine present or future situations that are impossible in reality

I always.....my neighbour to water my plants

• ask

• asked

• would ask

Conditionals sentences are often divided into different types

• True

• False

The sentence "If we had a garden, we could have a cat" belong to

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

The structure of the first conditional is...

• If/ when + present simple - will +infinitive

• If/ when + past simple - would +infinitive

• If/ when + present simple - present simple

The structure of the second conditional is...

• If/ when + present simple - present simple

• If/ when + present simple - will +infinitive

• iIf/ when + past simple - would infinitive

When if is followed by the verb be, it is grammatically correct to say if I were, if he were, if she were and if it were

• True

• False

The order of the sentences change the meaning.

• True

• False

We will be late for the film if we...

• didn't hurry up

• won't hurry up

• don't hurry up