Conditional Sentences and Clauses

This video tutorial covers real conditional sentences in both present and future tenses. It explains the structure of these sentences, highlighting the 'if' and 'result' clauses. The tutorial provides examples and discusses the use of modals in result clauses. It also explains how to switch the order of clauses and the use of 'when' and 'whenever' as alternatives to 'if'. The video concludes with practice exercises to form real conditional sentences.

What are the two main parts of a real conditional sentence?

• Subject and predicate

• If clause and result clause

• Clause and phrase

• Noun and verb

In a present real conditional sentence, what tense is used in both clauses?

• Present continuous

• Future simple

• Present simple

• Past simple

What punctuation is necessary after the if clause in a conditional sentence?

• Period

• Comma

• Semicolon

• Colon

Which modal verb can be used in the result clause of a present real conditional?

• Will

• Might

• Shall

• May

Which of the following is an example of a present real conditional?

• If it rains, I stayed inside.

• If it rains, I might stay inside.

• If it rains, I stay inside.

• If it rains, I will stay inside.

In a present real conditional, what type of truths are expressed?

• Hypothetical truths

• General truths

• Future truths

• Past truths

What is the role of 'may' in a present real conditional sentence?

• To show a hypothetical situation

• To describe a certain future event

• To indicate a past event

• To express a possible result

Which of the following is an example of a present real conditional?

• If it rains, I stayed inside.

• If it rains, I might stay inside.

• If it rains, I stay inside.

• If it rains, I will stay inside.

What punctuation is necessary after the if clause in a conditional sentence?

• Period

• Semicolon

• Comma

• Colon

Which modal verb can be used in the result clause of a present real conditional?

• Shall

• Might

• Will

• May