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Zero conditional is used to describe what someone thinks will happen in a real situation. True or False?
False. About sth that is always true.
The third conditional is used to describe things you can imagine happening in the past. True or False?
True
The first conditional is used to talk about something that is always true. True or False?
False. About what someone thinks will happen in a real situation.
The second conditional is used to describe what might happen in the future, or things you can imagine happening. True or False?
True
In the sentence: “It’s a tropical country, so if it rains hard, everyone stays indoors”, you can replace IF with WHEN. True or False?
True
We can use imperative in the third conditional. True or False?
False. In the zero conditional.
The situations in the second conditional are imaginary. True or False?
True
You can change the situations mentioned in the third conditional. True or False?
False. You can’t change the past.
You can’t use modal verbs in if clauses. True or False?
False. E.g. If you carry too many bags, you will drop the eggs.
You can replace IF with SUPPOSING or IMAGINE. True or False?
True
The phrase IF I WERE YOU appears in the third conditional. True or False?
False. The second conditional.
Zero conditional: IF + present simple, present simple. True or False?
True
First conditional: IF + present simple, will/won’t ... True or False?
True
Second conditional: IF + past perfect, would/wouldn’t ....
False. IF + past simple, would/wouldn’t...
Third conditional: IF + past perfect, would/wouldn’t + have + past participle. True or False?
True
Unless = If. True or False?
False. Unless = If not
