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Saturday December 24th, 2010 REVIEW LESSON Period: 51 Lesson: THE CONDITIONAL SENTENCES The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause The simple present tense The simple future tense The past subjunctive The conditional tense The past perfect tense The conditional perfect tense The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause The simple present tense The simple future tense The past subjunctive The conditional tense The past perfect tense The conditional perfect tense FORMS OF THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE (BE) (V) (Not, V) (HAVE) IF clause: The simple present tense (BE) I + AM He / She / It + IS We / You / They + ARE IF clause: The simple present tense (V) He / She / It + Vs / es I / We / You / They + V IF clause: The simple present tense (Not, V) He / She / It + I / We / You / They + does not + V not + V IF clause: The simple present tense (HAVE) He / She / It + I / We / You / They + Has Have Main clause: The simple future tense will shall s + can + V may must If she (have) time, she (visit) us has will visit IF clause: The past subjunctive tense (V)  S + V2/ED IF clause: The past subjunctive tense (not, V)  S + did not + V Main clause: The conditional tense would should S + could + V might If she (have) time, she (visit) us had would visit EXERCISE If he went to bed earlier, he (not, feel) so tired would not feel I wouldn’t buy a car if I (not, know) how to drive did not know If Peter (be) here now, he (help) us were would help IF clause: The past perfect tense (V)  S + had + V3/ED Main clause: The conditional perfect tense would should S + could + have + V3/ED might a/ If she (have) time, she (visit) us had had would have visited b/ Had he worked hard, he (pass) the final exam would have passed EXERCISE Had he learnt the truth, he (be) very angry would have been I wouldn’t have got wet if I (wear) a raincoat had worn If they (invite) me yesterday, I (join) them had invited would have joined EXERCISE Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the conditional sentences EXERCISE If the traffic (be) bad, I may get home late is If I (know) last week that she was ill, I (visit) her had known would have visited If I (be) 10 years younger, I (take) the job were would take Unless she (take) the train last night, she (not, be) here now had taken would not be He can find a job somewhere if he (try) hard tries EXERCISE Rewrite the following sentences by using “IF” for each situation EXERCISE John eats so many chips, so he is fat If John didn’t eat so many chips, he wouldn’t be fat We got lost because we didn’t have a map If we had had a map, we wouldn’t have got lost I don’t know her number I can’t phone her If I knew her number, I could phone her John was punished because he was late If John hadn’t been late, he wouldn’t have been punished The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause The simple present tense The simple future tense The past subjunctive The conditional tense The past perfect tense The conditional perfect tense Homework Go through the lesson and learn the formation of the conditional sentences by heart Prepare Review lesson: Reported Speech HAVE A GOOD DAY ! The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause The simple present tense The simple future tense The past subjunctive The conditional tense The past perfect tense The conditional perfect tense Thank You for joining us ! [...]... present tense The simple future tense 2 The past subjunctive The conditional tense 3 The past perfect tense The conditional perfect tense Homework Go through the lesson and learn the formation of the conditional sentences by heart Prepare Review lesson: Reported Speech HAVE A GOOD DAY ! The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause 1 The simple present tense The simple future tense 2 The past ...Saturday December 24th, 2010 REVIEW LESSON Period: 51 Lesson: THE CONDITIONAL SENTENCES The conditional sentences Types IF Clause Main Clause... The conditional perfect tense Homework Go through the lesson and learn the formation of the conditional sentences by heart Prepare Review lesson: Reported Speech HAVE A GOOD DAY ! The conditional