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    This document discusses conditional sentences in English. There are two main types: Type 0 refers to situations that are generally true in the present, using "if" and simple present tense verbs. Type 1 refers to situations that may be true in the future, using "if" and "will" plus the base verb form. Examples are provided to illustrate the structures. Exercises have learners complete sentences using the correct verb forms based on whether the situation is present or future conditional. Homework involves writing a questionnaire using conditional sentences.

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    This document discusses conditional sentences in English. There are two main types: Type 0 refers to situations that are generally true in the present, using "if" and simple present tense verbs. Type 1 refers to situations that may be true in the future, using "if" and "will" plus the base verb form. Examples are provided to illustrate the structures. Exercises have learners complete sentences using the correct verb forms based on whether the situation is present or future conditional. Homework involves writing a questionnaire using conditional sentences.

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    This document discusses conditional sentences in English. There are two main types: Type 0 refers to situations that are generally true in the present, using "if" and simple present tense verbs. Type 1 refers to situations that may be true in the future, using "if" and "will" plus the base verb form. Examples are provided to illustrate the structures. Exercises have learners complete sentences using the correct verb forms based on whether the situation is present or future conditional. Homework involves writing a questionnaire using conditional sentences.

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    Grammar Conditional Sentences 0 & 1

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    This document discusses conditional sentences in English. There are two main types: Type 0 refers to situations that are generally true in the present, using "if" and simple present tense verbs. Type 1 refers to situations that may be true in the future, using "if" and "will" plus the base verb form. Examples are provided to illustrate the structures. Exercises have learners complete sentences using the correct verb forms based on whether the situation is present or future conditional. Homework involves writing a questionnaire using conditional sentences.

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    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES 1.

    Situation: True in the present (Type 0) If clause Simple presen t Result clause Simple present Examples If I have enough time, I watch TV every evening

    Exercises: complete the sentences with the verbs in parentheses. 1. Situation: I usually write to my parents a letter every week. That is a true fact. In other words: If I (have) enough time, I (write) . my parents a letter every week.

    2. Situation: True in the future (Type 1) If clause Result Examples clause Simple Will + simple If I have time, I will presen form watch TV later on t tonight

    Situation: I may have enough time to write to my parents later tonight. I want to write them a letter tonight. Both of these things are true. In other words: If I (have) enough time, I (write) . my parents a letter later tonight.

    2. In the following chart, look at the examples and complete the column. Underline/highlight/colour the verbs in the examples. 3.

    Concept

    If clause-Result

    Examples a) If I dont eat breakfast, I always get hungry during class. b) Water freezes if the temperature reaches 0C Water will freeze if temperature reaches 0C. c) If I dont eat breakfast tomorrow morning, I will get hungry during class d) If it rains, we should stay home If it rains, I might decide to stay home. If it rains, we cant go. If it rains, were going to stay home e) If anyone calls, please take a message
    3

    True factual Simple presentideas simple present

    Predictable fact or general truth

    A particular situation in the future

    Idem

    Idem

    A little more uncertai n

    f) If anyone should call, please take a message

    Exercise 1: True in the future (type 1) Finish the sentences:

    1.If I go to the South this summer, I will visit 2.If I feel very hungry this evening, I will eat 3.If I have time next weekend, I will go to . 4.If I have to write a story for homework, I will write about .. 5.If you come to my home, you will see ..
    2. Exercise 2. Finish the sentences

    1.If I go away on holiday this year .. 2.If I lose all my money 3.If my friend . gets into trouble .. 4.If we finish early today . 5.If we dont get too much homework . 6.Ill eat my hat if 7.We will all be very happy if . 8.I will be rather disappointed if .. 9.Will you help me if .? 10. Will they go to the party if .?
    4

    Exercise 3: True in the present or future Answer the questions. Pay special attention to the verb forms in the result clauses. Work in pairs. 1. If it rains, what always happens?

    2.If it rains, what will happen? 3.If it should rain tomorrow, what will you do or not do? 4.If its cold tomorrow, what are you going to wear to class? 5.Fish cant live out of water. If you take a fish out of water, what will happen? 6.If you take a fish out of water, what happens? 7.If I want to learn English faster, what should I do? 8.If you run up a hill, what does/will your heart do? 9.Tell me what to do, where to go, and what to expect if I visit Universidad
    Homework: Write a questionnaire about life situations, as in the example. 1. If you see a drunk man in the street, what do you do? a) you skip him and run away b) you dont care about him c) you invite him a drink d) I let him invite me a drink 2. If you see a drunk man in the street, a) Do/Will you skip him and run away? No Yes

    b) Do/Will you care about him? No c) Do/Will you invite him a drink? No

    Yes Yes

    What are the rules?


    Conditional Type 0. To make a sentence with the conditional we use: If + ___________________, _______________ Conditional Type 1. To make a sentence with the conditional we use: If + ________, ___________

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