Conditionals Reading

What does the second conditional help express?

• Dreams, wishes, or situations that are not expected to happen

• Facts or truths that always happen

• Real and possible situations in the future

• Past situations and their imagined outcomes

What is the purpose of the zero conditional?

• To talk about facts or truths that always happen under certain conditions

• To discuss real and possible situations in the future

• To explore hypothetical or unlikely scenarios

• To reflect on past situations and their imagined outcomes

Which tense is used in the 'if' clause of the first conditional?

• Present simple tense

• Past simple tense

• Past perfect tense

• Future tense

In the third conditional, what is the structure of the main clause?

• Would/could/might have + past participle

• Will + base verb

• Would/could/might + base verb

• Present simple tense

What do mixed conditionals combine?

• Time frames, showing how past conditions affect the present or vice versa

• Facts and predictions

• Hypothetical scenarios and real outcomes

• Future possibilities and past regrets

Which type of conditional is used to describe universal truths?

How many ways we have to create mixed conditional?

What are the two parts of a conditional sentence?

Why are conditionals important for effective communication?

When do we use the second conditional? And provide an example?