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Title: CONDITIONALS


1
CONDITIONALS
  • LET US LEARN and PRACTICE!

2
Conditional 0
  • If Present Simple, Present simple
  • Real actions -100
  • Situations that are always true if something
    happens.
  • E.g. 1.If you have a chance, do it./real
    actions/
  • 2. If we take the snow into the house,
    it melts.

3
Conditional 1
  • If Present Simple, willVerb1
  • E.g.
  • If we eat a lot chocolate, we will get fat very
    soon.
  • /real actions-100/
  •  
  • Often called the "real" conditional because
    it is used for real - or possible - situations.
    These situations take place if a certain
    condition is met.
  • In the conditional 1 we often use unless which
    means 'if ... not'. In other words, '...unless he
    hurries up.'
  • If it rains, we will stay at home.
    He will arrive late unless he hurries up..

4
Conditional 2
  • If Past Simple, Past Continuous
  • would/could/ mightVerb1
  • E.g. If they had a car they could go there
    driving it.
  • /unreal action-50-50/
  • Often called the "unreal" conditional because it
    is used for unreal - impossible or improbable -
    situations. This conditional provides an
    imaginary result for a given situation.
  • NOTE!
  • The verb 'to be', when used in the 2nd
    conditional, is always conjugated as 'were'.
  • EXAMPLES
  • If he studied more, he would pass the exam.
  • I would lower taxes if I were the President.

5
Conditional 3
  • If Past Perfect, would/could/might/ haveV3
  • E.g. If they hadnt lost their money, they
    would have bought that.
  • /unreal action-0/
  •  Often referred to as the "past" conditional
    because it concerns only past situations with
    hypothetical results. Used to express a
    hypothetical result to a past given situation.
  • If he had known that, he would have decided
    differently.Jane would have found a new job if
    she had stayed in Boston.

6
NOW , IT IS TIME TO PRACTICE!
  • If he (come) with flowers, she(answer) him.
  • If she (go) to that party she (put on) that black
    dress.

7
NOW IT IS TIME TO PRACTICE!
  • If Garfield (take) more balloons he (fly) away.
  • If this puppy (not lose) his owner, he (no to be)
    so unhappy.

8
NOW IT IS TIME TO PRACTICE!
  • If the frog(not to jump) higher it (not catch)
    that fly.

9
Let us practice more!
If these girls (dance) badly they (not be invite)
to that concert.
10
Let us practice more!
If this cat (steal) the sausage once more he (be
punished).
11
Let us practice more!
If I (be given) a chance to meet a famous person
of the last century I (meet) Elvis Priesly.
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