conditionals

conditionals

If you study hard, you will pass your exams.

If she comes to my party, I will be very happy.

If=condition

Es/s=present simple

If (condition) it rains (present because of the s), I won't (future) go to the park.

If I study today, I'll go to the party tonight.

If I have enough money, I'll buy some new shoes.

She'll be late if the train is delayed.

She'll miss the bus if she doesn’t leave soon.

If I see her, I'll tell her.

Use: To talk about a future action that will probably/possibly happen.

If you put your finger in the water, the fish will bite you.

If you smoke in the hall, you will get a heavy fine.

If you adopt a pet, you will never feel lonely again.

Work page

1 gets, will eat

2 will pay, buy

3 won't be able, turn

4 eat, will get

5 shop, will hurt

6 continue, won't be

7 play, will get

8 will burn, won't be

9 don’t get, will not go

10 brush, will have

11 will have, spend

מבנה:

Conditional 1: If + present simple + future simple

Conditional 2: if + past simple + , + would + verb1

Work page

1 came, would buy

2 wouldn’t be, didn’t think

3 wouldn’t like, gave

4 would get, planned

5 went, wouldn’t be

6 wouldn’t be, knew

7 knew, would tell

8 graduated, would be

9 caught, would get

10 would you do, found

11 were, would catch

12 were, would be

13 would be, stopped

14 would sing, had

15 weren't, would share

16 would learn, could

17 climbed, would fall

18 cooked, would get

19 were, would help

20 were, would have

Workbook page 10

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2 need/conditional 1

3 will accept/conditional 1

4 were/conditional 2

5 ignores/conditional 1

6 would, feel/conditional 2