Conditional sentences C1

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Make up a conditional question and ask it to the student on your left.

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counters and tokens

DICE

Conditional sentences

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Give 2 tokens to the teacher. You lose them!

Make up a sentence with a second conditional.

Make up a sentence with a first conditional.

If they have, get 1 square from the student on your left. Choose the one you want.

Make up a sentence with a second conditional.

Make up a sentence with a first conditional.

Make up a conditional question and ask it to the student on your right.

If they have, get 1 square from the student on your right. Choose the one you want.

If you had only 24 hours to live, what would you do?

If your house was on fire, what personal belongings would you grab first?

If he were more organised, he ... (forget) important dates.

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HOW TO PLAY

• Arrange students individually or groups and give a board each.
• Each player individually or each player in the group must choose a colour: blue, green, yellow, pink or orange. They will receive a counter to mark their position and a token (house) (preferably, the same colour as their counter) to indicate the questions they have answered correctly throughout the game.
• Each player should take their counter and place it on the starting square. Write down the starting order of the students on the board, like this: blue first, then green, then yellow, then pink, and lastly orange. To start playing, the teacher rolls the huge dice and Blues move their counter to the corresponding square.
• If Blues can answer the question correctly, they earn the right to place one of their houses on that square. That square is now officially theirs!
• If another player lands on a square that is already occupied by a coloured token, they will have to answer the question, but they will not claim the square.
• The player with the most coloured tokens on the board, once all squares are occupied, will win the game.
• Special squares: light bulb (make up a sentence with a first conditional); petrol pump (make up a sentence with a second conditional); money (if they have, get 1 square from the student on your left); gift (if they have, get 1 square from the student on your right); question mark (make up a conditional question and ask it to the student on your left); skull (give two tokens to the teacher); tooth (make up a conditional question and ask it to the student on your right).

If you had a time machine, where would you go and why?

Possible answerIf they had prepared better, they wouldn't be lost now.

Your parents will be proud ... you try your best.a) as long asb) supposing

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Had I know about the poor service, I wouldn't have booked a table.

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If it ... (rain) tomorrow, I will bring an umbrella.

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Explain the difference between these two sentences

I'll take an umbrella IF it rains.I'll take an umbrella IN CASE it rains.

If you could have any job, what would it be?

If you hadn't studied English, what other language would have you studied?

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Use UNLESS

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I won't go to the party if you don't go.

If it had been warmer, we would have stayed longer.

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Possible answerIf he hadn't been riding his bike so fast, he wouldn't have fallen off.

• As / so long as
• Given
• On condition that
• Provided / Providing (that)

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Which of these phrases does NOT mean the same as "only if"?

I won't go to the party UNLESS you go.

It's correct! It's using an inversion: "If I had known..." becomes "Had I known..."

I will give you the money PROVIDED you return it next week.

a) even if b) on condition (that)c) supposing

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They will speak to the press ... they remain anonymous sources.

I'll take an umbrella IF it rains. I will take it only if it rains.I'll take an umbrella IN CASE it rains. I will take it because it might rain.

Your parents will be proud as long as you try your best.

What do you do when you can't sleep at night?

If he were more organised, he wouldn't forget/would not forget important dates.

Had it been warmer, we would have stayed longer.

If you ... (wake up/me), I ... (be) late for my appointment now.

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They will speak to the press ON CONDITION (THAT) they remain anonymous sources.

If you were a prime minister, what would be the first thing you would change?

If it RAINS tomorrow, I'll bring an umbrella.

Use a mixed conditional sentence related to this image.

This is a mixed conditionalIf you had woken me up, I wouldn't be late for my appointment now.

Use PROVIDED

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I will give you the money if you return it next week.

Given is used to mean knowing about / considering that.