If conditional

Which one is the structure of FIRST CONDITIONAL?

• If + S + past simple, S + would/could + V0.

• If + S + present simple, S + will/might/can + V0.

• If + S + past perfect, S + would/could + have + V3.

• If + S + past perfect, S + would/could + V0.

Which one is the structure of SECOND CONDITIONAL?

• If + S + past simple, S + would/could + V0.

• If + S + present simple, S + will/might/can + V0.

• If + S + past perfect, S + would/could + have + V3.

• If + S + past perfect, S + would/could + V0.

When do we use FIRST CONDITIONAL?

• To talk about a change in a past situation and the different result of that change.

• To talk about imagined present/ future situations that are impossible/ unlikely in reality.

• To talk about future situations we believe are real or possible.

When do we use SECOND CONDITIONAL?

• To talk about a change in a past situation and the different result of that change.

• To talk about imagined present/ future situations that are impossible/ unlikely in reality.

• To talk about future situations we believe are real or possible.

How many clauses do we have in IF CONDITIONAL?

• 1

• 3

• 2

If not =

• unless

• unlikely

• when

• as soon as

Which one is NOT CORRECT?

• If clause, main clause.

• Main clause, if clause.

• Main clause if clause.

We can use _____ instead of IF

• when

• as soon as

• as long as

• All are correct

We use FIRST CONDITIONAL to talk about a future situation that we believe is real or possible.

True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE

We use SECOND CONDITIONAL to talk about a future situation that we believe is real or possible.

True or False?

• TRUE

• FALSE