If you go with your friends tonight, I (watch) ________ the football match on TV.
will watch
The first conditional is used to talk about...
future situations we believe they are possible or real.
I (earn) _______ a lot of money if I (get) ______ that job.
will earn/ get
If she (not/ hurry) ______, we (miss) ______ the bus.
doesn't/ will miss
The second conditional is used to talk about...
imaginary present or future situations that are impossible or unlikely in reality.
Second conditional
If he (try) _____ harder, he (reach) ______ his goals.
tried/ would reach
Second conditional
She (watch) _____ TV if she (have) _____ more time.
would watch/ had
Second conditional
If I (have) _____ money, I(buy) _____ some videogames.
had/ would buy
The third conditional is used to...
imagine a different past. We imagine a change in a past situation and the different result of that change.
Third conditional
If I (be) _____ there, I (help) _____ you.
had been/ would have helped
Third conditional
She (not/ go) _____ to the concert if her father (have) ______ a car.
would not have gone/ had not had
Third conditional
If their parents (not/ arrive) _____ on time, they (burn) _____ the house.
had not arrived/ would have burnt
If the "condition clause" is at the beginning we use a comma to separate it from the "result clause".
True
False
True
In the first conditional, we can use words like: "unless", "as long as", "as soon as", and "in case" instead of "if".
True
False
True
Zero conditional is used to talk about...
things that are generally true, especially for laws and rules.
If you (freeze) _____ water, It (become) _____ solid.
freeze/ becomes
