ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS EXPLANATION 1
- 1. Quito, November 4th 2020 CONDITIONALS REVISION
- 2. TYPES OF CONDITIONALS Zero conditional First conditional
- 3. TYPES OF CONDITIONALS Second conditional Third conditional Images from Google Searcher
- 4. ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS <<STRUCTURE>>
- 5. Quito, November 4th 2020 ZERO CONDITIONAL
- 6. Referred to “is now or always” and when the situation is real and possible. ZERO CONDITIONAL • Both parts of the sentence is THE SIMPLE PRESENT. • The word "if" can usually be replaced by the word "when" without changing the meaning.
- 7. Quito, November 4th 2020 FIRST CONDITIONAL
- 8. Refers to the present or future where the situation is real. FIRST CONDITIONAL • Conditional sentence goes in PRESENT SIMPLE and result sentence goes in FUTURE SIMPLE. • It also refers to a POSSIBLE CONDITION and its PROBABLE RESULT. TAKEN FROM: https://www.ef.com/wwen/english-resources/english-grammar/conditional/
- 9. CONDITIONAL SENTENCES WITH OTHER CONJUNCTIONS
- 10. • If you’re stressed, your body will produce chemicals that make you feel edgy. IF WHEN UNLESS AS SOON AS UNTIL • When you get enough rest, you’ll be able to handle stress better. • Unless you get enough sleep, you will be unable to concentrate. • You will start to feel better as soon as you share your problems. • I won’t start watching the film until you get home. TAKEN FROM: Achievers B1 PLUS