conditional sentences

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONALThe unreal conditional at present / future a.. 3.THE SECOND CONDITIONALThe unreal conditional at present / future If I were / was you, I would go on diet and do m

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Choose the best answer for each sentence

a.as hard as b.as hardly as

c.more hard than d.so hard as

2 Her husband is twice she is.

a.as old as b.the older than

c.more old than d.oldest than

3 Pick out the correct comparative:

a.I have less books and money than you.

b.I have fewer books and money than you.

c.I have less books and fewer money than you.

d.I have fewer books and less money than you.

Choose the best answer for each sentence

a.as hard as b.as hardly as

c.more hard than d.so hard as

2 Her husband is twice she is.

a.as old as b.the older than

c.more old than d.oldest than

3 Pick out the correct comparative:

a.I have less books and money than you.

b.I have fewer books and money than you.

c.I have less books and fewer money than you.

d.I have fewer books and less money than you.

Choose the best answer for each sentence

a.as hard as b.as hardly as

c.more hard than d.so hard as

2 Her husband is twice she is.

a.as old as b.the older than

c.more old than d.oldest than

3 Pick out the correct comparative:

a.I have less books and money than you.

b.I have fewer books and money than you.

c.I have less books and fewer money than you.

d.I have fewer books and less money than you.

Choose the best answer for each sentence

a.as hard as b.as hardly as

c.more hard than d.so hard as

2 Her husband is twice she is.

a.as old as b.the older than

c.more old than d.oldest than

3 Pick out the correct comparative:

a.I have less books and money than you.

b.I have fewer books and money than you.

c.I have less books and fewer money than you.

d.I have fewer books and less money than you.

If we put an ice in the air, it melts.1.THE ZERO CONDITIONAL

 It is used for a fact

 It is used to express a habit

1.THE ZERO CONDITIONAL

If the telephone rings, the dog barks.

If the telephone rings, the dog barks.

 If clause : present

 Main clause : present

1.THE ZERO CONDITIONAL

 If you use ‘CLEAR’, you will have beautiful hair.

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

 If you should use ‘CLEAR’, you will have beautiful hair (more polite)

 If Tom Cruise should come, tell him I’m out.(more doubtful)

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

you will have beautiful hair

 To express a possible future which depends on another action

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

 If clause : present

2.THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

(Real conditional at present / future)

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional at present / future)

a. An imaginary situation at present.

If he were / was fatter, he would look

more handsome

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional at present / future)

If I were / was you, I would go on diet and

do more physical exercises

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional at present / future)

c. An imaginary future situation

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional at present / future)

If I won the beauty contest next time,

I could go on a world cruise

If I were to win the beauty contest next time, I could go on a world cruise

Emphasize: Were I to win the beauty

contest next time, I could go on a world cruise

 If clause: past subjunctive

bare infinitive

3.THE SECOND CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional at present / future)

 If he hadn’t robbed the bank, he

wouldn’t have been caught

Emphasize: Had he not robbed the

bank, he wouldn’t have been caught

4.THE THIRD CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional in the past)

4.THE THIRD CONDITIONAL

(The unreal conditional in the past)

 An imaginary situation in the past

+ have + past participle

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

MATCH A WITH B

some more salt,

understood the lecture.

better now.

wrong.

 Suppose / supposing (that)

 Provided / providing (that),

 So long as / as long as

1 she goes out more often, she can’t

make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week

you promise to reply.

been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week

you promise to reply.

gets cold.

football on Saturday.

come, can we start the meeting?

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week so long as

you promise to reply.

gets cold.

football on Saturday.

come, can we start the meeting?

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week so long as

you promise to reply.

3 You should take an overcoat in case it

gets cold.

football on Saturday.

come, can we start the meeting?

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week so long as

you promise to reply.

3 You should take an overcoat in case it

gets cold.

4 Whether or not it rains, we are playing

football on Saturday.

come, can we start the meeting?

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week so long as

you promise to reply.

3 You should take an overcoat in case it

gets cold.

4 Whether or not it rains, we are playing

football on Saturday.

5 Supposing the chairman doesn’t come,

can we start the meeting?

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

1 Unless she goes out more often, she

can’t make new friends.

2 I’ll write to you every week so long as

you promise to reply.

3 You should take an overcoat in case it

gets cold.

4 Whether or not it rains, we are playing

football on Saturday.

5 Supposing the chairman doesn’t come,

can we start the meeting?

6 Mr.Tom could not have lived even if he

had been sent to hospital.

OTHER CONJUNCTIONS

LET’S LISTEN

2 I’ll lend you the money you promise to pay it back to me on Sunday.

2 I’ll lend you the money you promise to pay it back to me on Sunday.

2 I’ll lend you the money as long as you promise to pay it back to me on Sunday.

3 If my grand father were still alive,

he _ a hundred today

 a would be

 b will be

 c will have been

 d would have been

MULTIPLE CHOICE

3 If my grand father were still alive,

he _ a hundred today

 a would be

 b will be

 c will have been

 d would have been

MULTIPLE CHOICE

3 If my grand father were still alive,

he would be a hundred today

 a would be

 b will be

 c will have been

 d would have been

MULTIPLE CHOICE

4 If the police him, he would spend at least five years in prison.

4 If the police him, he would spend at least five years in prison.

4 If the police were to catch him, he would spend at least five years in prison.

5 to university, she would have gone into the police

force

 a Hadn’t she gone

 b Had she not gone

 c Had not she gone

 d Had not gone she

MULTIPLE CHOICE

5 to university, she would have gone into the police force.

 a Hadn’t she gone

 b Had she not gone

 c Had not she gone

 d Had not gone she

MULTIPLE CHOICE

5 Had she not gone to university, she would have gone into the police

force

 a Hadn’t she gone

 b Had she not gone

 c Had not she gone

 d Had not gone she

MULTIPLE CHOICE

HOMEWORK

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