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    This document provides examples of conditional sentences using if, when, and unless. It includes sample sentences to complete, mini conversations to choose the correct conditional word for, a text to fill in the blanks, and sentences for the student to complete independently. The focus is on practicing different structures for first conditional sentences in English.

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    Inglés

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    This document provides examples of conditional sentences using if, when, and unless. It includes sample sentences to complete, mini conversations to choose the correct conditional word for, a text to fill in the blanks, and sentences for the student to complete independently. The focus is on practicing different structures for first conditional sentences in English.

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    This document provides examples of conditional sentences using if, when, and unless. It includes sample sentences to complete, mini conversations to choose the correct conditional word for, a text to fill in the blanks, and sentences for the student to complete independently. The focus is on practicing different structures for first conditional sentences in English.

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    LANGUAGE FOCUS 1

    1. Complete the first conditional sentences with if, when or unless.

    1. Mum, will you get me some crisps when you go to the supermarket?
    Thanks!
    2. Unless anyone is a vegetarian, I'll buy pepperoni pizzas.
    3. I might buy some frozen peas if there aren't any green beans.
    4. Unless you eat your vegetables, you won't have any dessert.
    5. When Dad gets home, he'll put the macaroni cheese in the oven. He won't
    be long.
    6. Will you grill the steak if I make the salad?

    2. Write first conditional sentences with the prompts.

    1. When / they / bring / the ingredients / I / make / the cake


    When they bring the ingredients, I'll make the cake.
    2. The chips / burn / unless / you / fry / them gently
    The chips will burn unless you fry them gently.
    3. If / Paula / cook / tonight / she / make / spaghetti / again
    If Paula cooks tonight, she'll make spaghetti again.
    4. you / help / me / with the recipe / when / I / cook supper / tonight
    Will you help me with the recipe when I cook supper tonight?
    5. Unless / they / remember / to buy / more bread / we / not have / enough
    Unless they remember to buy more bread, we won't have enough.
    6. If / he / slice / the tomatoes / with that knife / he / cut / his finger
    If he slices the tomatoes with that knife, he'll cut his finger.

    3. Circle the correct options to complete the mini-conversations.

    Waiter: The menu's in Spanish, so I'll explain if there's anything you don’t
    understand.
    Jane: Thanks, but we're fine.
    Ruth: Sorry, we haven't decided yet.
    Waiter: That's OK. No hurry. I'll come back when you're ready to order.
    Ruth: Mmm. Those mussels look delicious.
    Jane: But aren't you allergic to shellfish? You might be really sick if you eat them.
    Ruth: When I finish this, I’ll ask for the dessert menu, I think.
    Jane: I don't know how you can eat so much!
    Jane: Unless the waiter brings the bill soon, we'll be late for the cinema.
    Ruth: Stop worrying. Here he comes.

    4. Complete the text with if, when and unless and the correct form of the
    verbs in brackets.

    There's a lot of advice on the Internet about what food is good or bad for you. Things
    like:
    'If you eat (eat) too many eggs, you’ll have (have) high cholesterol.' 'You won’t get
    (not get) heart problems if you eat a low-fat diet.' 'If you eat (eat) a lot of garlic, it ‘ll
    protect (protect) you from illness.' 'You'll put on weight unless you eat lots of fruit
    and vegetables.' 'If your food contains (contain) a lot of sugar, you'll develop
    diabetes.'
    But when you actually check these claims, you’ll find (find) that they're not
    completely true. In fact, when you look carefully at the evidence, you'll realise that
    it's much more complicated than that. So, stop worrying. If you eat a good, balanced
    diet, you won’t have (not have) any problems.

    5. Complete the sentences for you.

    1. When I start living on my own, I won’t be able to ...


    When I start living on my own, I won’t be able to make very many
    dishes.
    2. I’ll make my own breakfast on Sunday unless ...
    I’ll make my own breakfast on Sunday unless my mom arrives.
    3. If I go to a restaurant for my next birthday, ...
    If I go to a restaurant for my next birthday, unless my family has me a
    surprise.
    4. You'll have to cook this weekend? if I have to cook this weekend.
    5. When I’m older and do all my own cooking, I might …
    When I’m older and do all my own cooking, I might invite my family.

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