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Conditionals-Okresy Warunkowe

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  • When do we use the Zero Conditional?
    For real, general truths
  • When do we use the Second Conditional?
    For present unreal or imaginary situations
  • If it rains tomorrow, we ___ the match.
    will cancel
  • If the sun shines, the snow ___.
    melts
  • If we don't hurry, we ___ the bus.
    will miss
  • If I ___ a dog, I would be happy.
    had
  • If it ___ tomorrow, we’ll go to the park.
    doesn't rain
  • If she studied more, she ___ better grades.
    would get
  • If you mix red and blue, you ___ purple.
    get
  • If you heat ice, it ___.
    melts
  • If I see Anna, I ___ her about the trip.
    will tell
  • If you studied harder, you ___ the test.
    would pass
  • If she eats too much sugar, she ___ sick.
    she gets
  • If I were you, I ___ that game.
    would buy
  • If you touch fire, it ___ you.
    burns
  • If we went to the beach, we ___ fun.
    would have
  • If you press that button, the machine ___ on.
    turns
  • When do we use the First Conditional?
    To talk about real future possibilities
  • If water boils, it ___ into steam.
    turns
  • If I were taller, I ___ play basketball.
    would
  • If I had more money, I ___ a new phone.
    would buy
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