Revision 2nd term

The first conditional is used ...

• to describe possibilities in the present or future or to make promises and give warnings.

• To describe hypothetical situations in the past. (not the real thing that happened).

• To describe things unlikely or impossible to happen in the present or future.

• to describe a general truth or a fact.

The second conditional is used...

• to describe possibilities in the present or future or to make promises and give warnings.

• To describe hypothetical situations in the past. (not the real thing that happened).

• to describe a general truth or a fact.

• To describe things unlikely or impossible to happen in the present or future.

The Zero conditional is used...

• To describe things unlikely or impossible to happen in the present or future.

• to describe a general truth or a fact.

• to describe possibilities in the present or future or to make promises and give warnings.

• To describe hypothetical situations in the past. (not the real thing that happened)

The Third conditional is used...

• To describe things unlikely or impossible to happen in the present or future.

• to describe a general truth or a fact.

• To describe hypothetical situations in the past. (not the real thing that happened)

• to describe possibilities in the present or future or to make promises and give warnings.

These are the types od modal verbs: Ability and request, obligation, prohibition and advice, possibility and certainty, and modal perfects.

• True

• False

Modal verbs don't have 3rd person "S", except for semi-modals.

• True

• False

The main verb after a modal can go in any form.

• True

• False

Modal verbs need an auxiliary verb for questions and negatives such as do or did.

• True

• False

Choose which examples are modal perfects:

• She must have been ill.

• We couldn't dance in the museum.

• All students must wear a uniform.

• They could have helped us.

The Zero conditional is made with: If + present simple, ...

• Will + infinitive

• Would + infinitive

• Present simple

• Would + have + past participle