The first conditional is formed by using...
if + present simple/would + infinitive
if + past simple/will + infinitive
if + present simple/will + infinitive
if + past simple/would + infinitive
Big Ben is a clock.
True
False
I will go sailing if the weather.......................
would be good this weekend.
is good this weekend.
will be good this weekend.
was good this weekend.
If I don't have a birthday party, I
won't get any presents.
wouldn't get any presents
don't get any presents.
didn't get any presents.
How many rules are there for the use of 'wish' & 'if only'?
2
4
1
3
My brother will be able to come with us, ___________ he has a lot of homework this weekend.
when
as soon as
unless
if
The first conditional is used to talk about real situations and their consequences.
True
False
When I am 18,
I will leave home.
I leave home.
I would be leaving home.
I would leave home.
The Third Conditional is used to talk about how things might have been different in the past.
False
True
If they come with us, it will be a lot more fun" is an example of the 2nd Conditional.
False
True
Use the 3rd Conditional: If you (not wake) me up, I (sleep) for hours.
hadn't waked/would sleep
don't wake/will sleep
hadn't woken/would sleep
hadn't woken/would have slept
Time conjunctions: 'He won't finish ________ he gets a move on.'
when
as soon as
if
unless
I will call you as soon as I....................
will get home.
will be home.
am getting home.
get home.
Which sentence illustrates the Third Conditional?
If they worked harder, they would get better results.
If they work hard, they get better results.
If they had worked harder, they would have got better results.
If they work harder, they will get better results.
Time conjunctions... 'She won't be happy ______ you forget her birthday.'
if
until
as soon as
unless
Use the 2nd conditional: If you (go) to America, you (be able to) visit NASA.
had gone/was able to
had gone/were able to
went/could be able to
went/would be able to
The rules for the use of wish/if only are:
wish/if only + (1) must (2) should (3) ought
wish/if only + (1) might (2) can (3) will
wish/if only + (1) could (2) past simple (3) would (not)
wish/if only + (1) had (2) has had (3) have
The 2nd conditional is used to talk about hypothetical/unlikely situations and their outcomes.
True
False
The second conditional is formed by using
if + present perfect/will + conditional
If + past simple/would + infinitive
if + present simple/would + infinitive
if + past perfect/will + past participle