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Conditional Clauses

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  • "Whether" is used to...
    Express that both alternatives are possible.
    Express that neither of the alternatives are possible.
    Express that only one of the two alternatives is possible.
  • If I call you tomorrow morning,
    you are mad.
    you will be mad
  • If she drops out of school now,
    she will be in trouble.
    she is in big trouble.
  • When I’m old...
    ...
  • If you want to speak English well...
    ...
  • If I had enough money
    ...
  • _____ there were no gravity, everything would float.
    Usually
    If
    When
  • We'd buy our clothes at a thrift shop if our town _____ one.
    has
    have
    had
  • What will my teacher do
    if I cheat on a test?
    if I'll cheat on a test?
  • He wont pass the exams _____ he studies hard.
    if
    unless
    as long as
  • Send me a text when...
    ...
  • If I have time on Saturday, I _____ shopping.
    am
    went
    will go
  • I will go to the gym, ______ you come with me.
    whether
    unless
    as long as
  • The baby won't cry
    if you give him his bottle.
    if you don't give him his bottle.
    if you will give him his bottle.
  • We are going to the festival ________ it rains or not
    unless
    whether
    as long as
  • Conditional sentences are usually composed by two clauses: One describing the _____that has to be met, and another one describing the _____.
    condition, consequense
  • We can substitute the word "if" with the word...
    Usually
    When
    As long as
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