conditional sentences and verb be, in expressing
- 1. "If I Were a Boy, I think I could understand how it feels to love a girl" -Beyoncé
- 2. IF I were a cat ___________________ v IF I were a strawberry ___________________ ANIMAL Fruit
- 3. • Understand the concept of conditional sentences. • Explore the different types of conditional sentences. • Learn about the structure and formation of conditional sentences. • Identify common usage patterns and examples. Learning Objectives
- 4. What are Conditional Sentences? Conditional sentences express hypothetical or unreal situations and the consequences that would occur under certain conditions. Examples: "If it rains, we will stay indoors."
- 5. Types of Conditional Sentences 1st Conditional 2nd Conditional 3rd Conditional Zero Conditional
- 6. Structure Each type of conditional sentence follows a specific structure based on the tense used in the if-clause and the result clause. Conditional Type If Clause Result Clause 1st Conditional 2nd Conditional 3rd Conditional If + present simple If + past simple If + past perfect will + base form would + base form would have + past participle
- 7. CONDITIONALS if clause/ main clause main clause
- 8. ZERO CONDITIONALS FACT/ TRUTH/ HABIT Laging totoo
- 9. If water reaches 100 degree celcius, it boils USE: To talk about things that are generally true If + Present Simple + Present simple
- 10. FIRST CONDITIONALS POSSIBLE TO HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE Maaaring mangyari sa hinaharap
- 11. If Carlo Yulo wins another gold medal in the next Olympics, he and Chloe San Jose will probably celebrate with a romantic vacation. If clause: Present simple Result clause: Will/can/may+ verb infin. USE: To talk possibilities in the present or in the future
- 12. SECOND CONDITIONALS NOT REAL/ HYPOTHETICAL Hindi totoo
- 13. . If I had a time machine, I would go back and visit historical events. If clause: Simple Past Result clause: Would/could/might+ verb infin. USE: Imaginary situations in the present or future
- 14. THIRD CONDITIONALS IMPOSSIBLE TO HAPPEN/ EXPRESS REGRET Hindi mangyayari/ may pagsisisi
- 15. If Angelica Yulo had understood the importance of financial transparency, the situation might have been different. If clause: Past Perfect Result clause: Would have + past participle USE: Imaginary situations in the present or future
- 16. 1. If you heat ice, it melts. 2. If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic. 3. If I were you, I would study harder. 4. If she had known about the meeting, she would have attended. 5. If you mix red and blue, you get purple. 6. If I win the lottery, I will buy a new house. 9. If I had a million dollars, I would travel the world. Read the following sentences and determine whether it is Zero conditional, first conditional, second conditional or third conditional.
- 17. What if...?
- 18. •What if you could change one law in your country? •What if you woke up one morning with superpowers? • What if you could live anywhere in the world? •What if you could invent a new form of transportation?
- 20. Riddle: I have keys, but open no locks. I have space, but no rooms. If you enter me, you can't leave. What am I? REBOYDAK
- 21. "If we were to go fishing, __ __ __ __as a bait.”
- 22. Thank you!