Conditional sentences
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The document discusses conditional sentences that describe a condition and the resulting outcome. It provides examples of different types of conditional sentences, including: present conditional sentences with "if" indicating a possible present or future condition (e.g. "if you stand on the sun, you get hot"); past conditional sentences with "if" referring to an unlikely or counterfactual past situation (e.g. "if I hadn't been sick, I would have gone to her birthday"); and future conditional sentences using future tense verbs to talk about possible future conditions and results (e.g. "if you tell me, I will not tell anybody"). It also includes exercises for filling in the blanks of future conditional sentences.
Conditional sentences
- 1. Describe a condition and the result that follows.
- 2. Conditional sentence also known as if sentence or if clause.
- 3. If you stand on the sun, If you eat chiles, If you heat water, You get hot You highly seasoned It boils Result
- 4. If it rains, If you don’t study hard, If she wears hijab, We will cancel the trip You won’t pass the test/you will fail the test She will look so grace Result
- 6. If they saved alot money, If you were lazy did your exercise, If he loved you, They would trip to Japan You would get trouble He would struggle Result
- 7. If I hadn’t been sick, If we had ran fastest, If he loved you, I would have gone to her birthday We would have won the contest Result
- 10. Complete the sentence with the correct verb (future conditionals) 1. Hurry up! We___ the train if we___(miss,not run) 2. I know it’s a secret, but if you___ me, I ___anybody. (tell, not tell) 3. Their house is difficult to paint. You__lost if you__a map(get, not take) 4. She’s unmotivated. If she___harder, she___the exam.(not work,not pass) 5. it;s midnight. If you___to bed now, you___tired in the morning.(not go,be)