Future Conditional Sentences

This video tutorial covers the structure and usage of future conditional sentences in English. It explains how these sentences often start with 'if' and use the present tense in the 'if' clause, followed by the future tense in the main clause. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the correct structure and highlights common mistakes, such as using 'will' after 'if'. Additionally, it demonstrates how to reverse the order of the clauses without changing the meaning.

What word often begins a conditional sentence?

• Although

• Because

• If

• When

In a future conditional sentence, what tense should the verb after 'if' be in?

• Future

• Past Perfect

• Past

• Present

What is the correct structure for a future conditional sentence?

• If + future tense, will + base verb

• If + present tense, would + base verb

• If + present tense, will + base verb

• If + past tense, will + base verb

What is the equivalent of 'I'll become' in a future conditional sentence?

• I will become

• I would become

• I became

• I become

What is the correct way to express a future conditional sentence?

• If I will practice, I will become better.

• If I practice, I will become better.

• If I practiced, I will become better.

• If I will practice, I become better.

Which sentence correctly uses the future conditional structure?

• If I studied, I will pass the exam.

• If I will study, I will pass the exam.

• If I study, I will pass the exam.

• If I will study, I pass the exam.

How can you reverse the order of clauses in a future conditional sentence?

• Start with 'if' and use a comma

• Start with the result clause and use a comma

• Start with 'if' without a comma

• Start with the result clause without a comma

What punctuation is used when starting a sentence with 'if' in a future conditional?

• Period

• Colon

• Semicolon

• Comma

Which sentence is correct in future conditional form?

• If she called, I will talk to her.

• If she will call, I talk to her.

• If she calls, I will talk to her.

• If she will call, I will talk to her.

What happens to the comma when the order of clauses is reversed in a future conditional sentence?

• It is removed

• It is placed at the end

• It is placed in the middle

• It is placed at the beginning