The document poses a series of questions about how one would react to hypothetical situations involving school assignments, weekend plans in the rain, summer holidays depending on exam results, failing a math exam, visiting planets, having a superpower, winning the lottery, and examples of conditional sentences.

1. Read the questions and
share your thoughts.

2. HOW WILL YOU REACT IF YOU GET AN
IMPORTANT ASSIGNMENT BY THE END OF
THIS CLASS?
● WILL YOU COMPLAIN TO YOUR TEACHER?
● WILL YOU ASK QUESTIONS AND DOUBTS?

3. WHAT WILL YOU DO NEXT WEEKEND IF IT
RAINS ALL DAY?
● WILL YOU WATCH A MOVIE ON NETFLIX?
● WILL YOU TAKE A NAP?
● WILL YOU PLAY VIDEOGAMES?

4. WHAT WILL YOU DO DURING SUMMER
HOLIDAYS IF YOU PASS ALL YOUR EXAMS?
WHAT WILL YOU DO DURING SUMMER
HOLIDAYS IF YOU DON’T PASS ALL YOUR
EXAMS?

5. WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU FAILED YOUR
NEXT MATH EXAM?
● WOULD YOUR PARENTS BE ANGRY?
● WOULD YOU GET FRUSTRATED?
● WOULD YOU WORK HARDER FOR THE
NEXT EXAM?

6. IF YOU COULD VISIT ANY PLANET IN THE
UNIVERSE, WHERE WOULD YOU GO?
● WOULD YOU GO TO MARS?
● WOULD YOU PREFER VISITING MERCURY?

7. IF YOU COULD HAVE ANY SUPERPOWER,
WHICH ONE WOULD YOU CHOOSE?
WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF YOU WON THE
LOTTERY?

8. 1st Conditional:
IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, WILL + INFINITIVE VERB
Example:
If I study hard, I will pass all my exams this year.

9. 2nd Conditional:
IF PAST SIMPLE, WOULD + INFINITIVE VERB
Example:
If I had a car, I would travel around my country