What is the structure of the first conditional?
If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive
If + S + past simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive
If + S + present simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive
If + S + past simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive
What is the structure of the sencond conditional?
If + S + past simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive
If + S + present simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive
If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive
If + S + past simple, + S + will/won't + infinitive
Second conditional: If + S + present simple, + S + would/wouldn't + infinitive
True
False
When the "if" sentence is at the beginning, we need to use a comma before the second sentence
True
False
When the "if" sentence is in the middle, we don't need to use a comma before "if"
True
False
We can use "if + will/won't + infinitive" in the first conditional
False
True
We can use "if + would/wouldn't + infinitive" in the second conditional
True
False
Second conditional: it's possible to use "was/were" with the subjects "I/she/he"
True
False
Second conditional: "If + I + were + you"
False
True
Second conditional: "If + I + was + you"
True
False
What is the strcuture of the first conditional?
S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + present simple
S + will/won't + infinitive, + if + S + present simple
S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + past simple
S + will/won't + infinitive + if + S + present simple
What is the structure of the second conditional?
S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + past simple
S + would/wouldn't + infinitive + if + S + present simple
S + would/wouldn't + infinitive, + if + S + past simple
S + will/won't + infinitive + if + S + present simple
