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1. CONDITIONALS:

2. In the following slides you will find
examples and exercises to
complete using the 4 conditionals
we have already studied.
 CONDITIONAL ZERO
FACTUAL (REAL)
PRESENT.
 CONDITIONAL ONE
 CONDITIONAL TWO UNREAL PRESENT
 CONDITIONAL THREE UNREAL PAST

3. In the following slides you will find
examples and exercises to complete
using the 4 conditionals we have already
studied.
 CONDITIONAL ZERO
If………verb in present……, verb in present
 CONDITIONAL ONE
If……verb in present……, verb in future
 CONDITIONAL TWO
If……verb in past………, would verb in simple form
 CONDITIONAL THREE
If….. Verb in past perfect…., would have + verb in past participle

4. If you …………, you……..
EXAMPLE: If I travel by bus, I get dizzy.
1. If you put ice on water, it melts.
2. If I travel by bus, I always get dizzy.
3. If I don’t do my homework early, I don’t finish it.
4. If you takes a toy from a baby,
he/she_________.
5. If you put your hand on fire, you get _________.
6. If he eats on time, he is ______________.
0
The conditional Zero is used to express scientific and
general truth.
It is also used to express things that happens always the
same.

5. WHAT HAPPENS IF……?
1. If a black cat walks in front of you, you’ll have good luck.
2. If you walk under ________________ or open
_____________________ in the house, you’ll have bad
luck.
3. If you break a _______________, you0ll have seven
yeard of bad luck.
4. If you carry ____________________________, it¿ll
bring you good luck.
5. If you want a good thing to continue, you should touch
_________.
6. If you spill _____________on the table, you should
throw it over your shoulder.
1
The conditional one is used to express cause and effect in a factual situation.
You can use in the result clause “will, can, may, or might”

6. If I were……., I would…..
1. If I were you, I would clean my room before mom came.
2. I she paid her electricity bill on time, she wouldn’t have light.
3. If I had the time,
4. If he finished the report,
5. If Maria bought that dress,
6. If Eduardo played better,
7. If I didn’t live where I do,
8. If I lived in another country,
9. If I could talk to a famos person from history,
10. If I won a holiday anywhere in the world,
2
The conditional 2 is used to express situations that are contrary to the
facts or unreal in present tense.
Example: If I were a number, I would be number 1.
The verbs in the if clause is always in past tense. And the verbs in the
result clause are with the modal would.

7. If I had ……., I would have……
 If I had copied the homework well, I would have gotten good
grades.
 If she had known that you were here, She would have
returned earlier.
 If I had stayed at home,
 If he hadn’t lost his job,
 If she had slept well, I wouldn’t have
 If his friend hadn’t introduced them,
 If he had lived in Europe,
3
The conditional 3 is used to express situations that are contrary to the
fact in past tense.
The verb in the if clause is in past perfect, and the verb in the result
clause is in past participle form and follows the modal would and the
verb have.