Complete the above sentence as a first conditional
TRAIN (present simple) | WILL BECOME (future simple)
"If you do _______________ repair computers, leave mine alone." (KNOW)
If you do NOT KNOW HOW TO repair computers, leave mine alone.
What type of conditional sentence is the one above?
First. It's using "might" instead of "will", but it still has a future meaning.
"If you pack your bag _______________ enough room." (MIGHT)
If you pack your bag BETTER, THERE MIGHT BE enough room.
Complete the sentence based on the GIF: "If he ____ so tired, he ____ TV".
If he WEREN'T / WASN'T so tired, he WOULD WATCH TV.
Complete the above sentence as a second conditional
WAS / WERE (past simple) | WOULD LIVE (would + infinitive)
Which word / phrase could go in the gap?: "Bring some water with you now ____ you feel thirsty later on"
as soon as
if
in case
unless
Is the above sentence correct? (why/why not?) - CAREFUL!
Incorrect: missing the comma after "rich"
Complete the above sentence as a zero conditional
EATS (present simple) | FEELS (present simple)
Is the above sentence correct? (why/why not?)
Correct: It's a first conditional using "unless"
"My dad _______________ angry if he were more patient." (SO)
My dad WOULDN'T GET SO angry if he were more patient.
Complete the sentence based on the GIF: "Today, he ____ a treat if he ____ good".
Today, he WILL GET a treat if he IS good.
Change the above sentence to use "unless"
Unless we hurry, we'll arrive late.
Which word / phrase could replace "if"?: "You'll be allowed to go to the party if you do your homework""
in case
provided
so
unless
What type of conditional sentence is the one above?
Second. It's using "could" instead of "would", but it's still an imaginary situation.
Is the above sentence correct? (why/why not?)
Correct: It's a second conditional not using third person "was"
Complete the sentence based on the GIF: "If she ____ longer legs, she ____ faster".
If she HAD longer legs, she WOULD RUN faster.
Which word / phrase could go in the gap?: "____ you finish your chores, you can go out and play"
as soon as
unless
in case
would
Is the above sentence correct? (why/why not?)
Correct: It's a zero conditional using "when" instead of "if"
Is the above sentence correct? (why/why not?)
Incorrect: Should use "would" instead of "will" (second conditional)
What type of conditional sentence is the one above?
First. It's using "can" instead of "will", but it still has a future meaning.