Conditional Type 1 Sentences Practice

The video tutorial introduces Conditional Type 1, explaining its use in real-life scenarios through an animated example. It analyzes the structure, showing how to form sentences using 'if' plus simple present and simple future. The lesson concludes with a summary of key points.

Who prepared and animated the lesson on Conditional Type 1?

• Mr. Bushra

• Ms. Sakina

• Mr. Abdul Azim

• Mr. Abdul Rahim

What is the main purpose of the animation shown in the lesson?

• To show a historical event

• To teach grammar rules

• To demonstrate Conditional Type 1 in real-life situations

• To introduce new vocabulary

What does Abdul Rahim plan to do if he has free time next weekend?

• Read a book

• Go on a picnic

• Visit a museum

• Go on a scooter tour

What will Sakina do if it snows tomorrow?

• Visit a friend

• Buy a new coat

• Go on a picnic

• Go skiing

What will happen if the project is not finished by the afternoon?

• They will receive praise.

• The boss will fire them.

• They will get a day off.

• They will get a bonus.

What is the probable result if it snows tomorrow according to Sakina?

• She will sit by the fireplace and watch TV.

• She will visit a friend.

• She will go skiing.

• She will go to the beach.

What is the main use of Conditional Type 1?

• To talk about past events

• To discuss hypothetical situations

• To describe real or possible future situations and their probable results

• To explain historical facts

What is the structure of a Conditional Type 1 sentence?

• If + simple past + simple future

• If + present continuous + simple past

• If + past perfect + future perfect

• If + simple present + simple future

Which of the following is an example of a Conditional Type 1 sentence?

• If I have time, I will visit you.

• If I had known, I would have called.

• If it rains, I would stay home.

• If she was here, she would help.

Can the order of clauses in a Conditional Type 1 sentence be changed?

• Yes, it can be changed.

• No, it cannot be changed.

• Only in negative sentences.

• Only in questions.