Conditionals

Conditional Sentences, Conditional Clauses or If -Clauses all refer to the same grammar structure.

• True

• False

How many types of Conditional Sentences are there?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Answer explanation

-Zero Conditional - states a general truth or fact.

- First Conditional - to express a real or possible future situation.

- Second Conditional - to express an unreal or hypothetical situation in the present or future.

- Third Conditional - to express imaginary results , regrets or complaints about the past.

We form the 1st Conditional structure with:

If + Present Simple Tense, _________

We form the 2nd Conditional with ...

• If+ Past Simple, Conditional

• If + Conditional, Past Simple

• If+ Past simple, Past Perfect

"If I were rich, I would travel the world"

The conditional sentence should be " If I was rich, ..."

• True

• False

If it doesn't stop raining, I _____ (go) out.

• don't go

• wouldn't go

• won't go

We can use unless instead of " If ...not"

• True

• False

What would you do, if he _____(tell) you the truth?

• told

• had told

• tells

"We don't have bikes. We can't go cycling."

Rephasing this sentences using a conditional is ...

• If we don't have bikes, we won't go cycling.

• We would go cycling if we had bikes.

• We will go cycing, if we have bikes.

• If we didn't have bikes, we won't go cycling.