CONDITIONALS

BY SARA AND ABRIL

CONDITIONALS

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INTRODUCTION

tHIS GAME ABOUT ESCAPE FROM ZOMBIES CORRECTLY ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT CONDITIONALS.

• USAGE OF THE CONDITIONALS
• ZERO CONDITIONAL
• CONDITIONAL 1
• CONDITIONAL 2
• CONDITIONAL 3

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usage of conditionals

We use conditional sentences to talk about the consequences of things that happen...

They have 2 parts: IF CLAUSE and MAIN CLAUSE.

If its rain tomorrow, we will not come

IF CLAUSE

MAIN CLAUSE

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0. ZERO

CONDITIONAL

This conditional is used when the result will always happen. THE ZERO CONDITIONAL IS ALSO OFTEN USED TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS, USING THE IMPERATIVE AND OFTEN REFERS TO GENERAL TRUTHS, SUCH AS SCIENTIFIC FACTSStructure: If+Present simple+present simpleEXAMPLES: If Bill phones, tell him to meet me at the cinema.If you freeze water, it becomes a solid.

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1. FIRST

CONDITIONAL

it's used to talk about things which might happen in the future, describes possible things, which could easily come true. STRUCTURE: If+ present simple+will+ infinitive EXAMPLES: if you sit in the sun, you'll get burned If she studies harder, she'll pass the exam

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1. FIRST

CONDITIONAL

Some modal verbs can be used instead of "will" to change the probability or express an opinion. For more information, see the lesson on modal verbs. Examples: -If it doesn't rain, we may go to the beach. -If it doesn’t rain, we should go to the beach. -If it doesn’t rain, we can go to the beach.

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2. SECOND

CONDITIONAL

Second conditional sentences are useful for expressing outcomes that are completely unrealistic or will not likely happen in the future. STRUCTURE: IF + PAST SIMPLE + WOULD + INFINITIVE EXAMPLES: If I owned a zoo, I might let people interact with the animals more. If I were taller, I would buy this dress.

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3. THIRD

CONDITIONAL

We use the third conditional to talk about A past event. Therefore the third conditional describes hypothetical, imaginary situations. -The third conditional is often used to criticise: If you had worked harder, you wouldn’t have failed the test. -Or it can be used to express regret: If I hadn’t spent all my money, I could’ve bought a computer. -Or it can be used to express relief: If I we’d taken that route, we’d have been stuck in the traffic jam for hours!

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3. THIRD

CONDITIONAL

structure: IF+ PAST PERFECT+ PERFECT CONDITIONAL ( WOULD/ WOULDN'T + HAVE+ PAST PARTICIPLE)EXAMPLE: if i had met susan last week , i would have given COMMON MISTAKES: If I would have seen Sally, I’d have told her the news. → If I had seen Sally, I’d have told her the news.

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QUESTION 01 OF 06

What would you do if there _____ an earthquake?

would be

could be

were

QUESTION 01 OF 06

¡GOOD!

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QUESTION 02 OF 06

What _________________ if your are sick?' 'You get paid but you need to bring in a doctor's note.'

will happen

happens

would happen

QUESTION 02 OF 06

¡GOOD!

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QUESTION 03 OF 06

He ___ a mistake if he had been more careful.

wouldn't have made

won’t make

wouldn’t make

GOOD 03 OF 06

¡GOOD!

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QUESTION 04 OF 06

If I had more money, I ______ that television.

would buy

will buy

bought

QUESTION 04 OF 06

¡GOOD!

NEXT QUESTION

QUESTION 05 OF 06

I ___ wet if I don't take an umbrella.

would have got

will get

would get

QUESTION 04 OF 06

¡GOOD!

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QUESTION 06 OF 05

Peter ___ fish if he liked it

WOULD HAVE EATEN

WOULD EAT

will eat

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