1st vs 2nd conditional
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The document discusses a 10th grade lesson on Mozart and conditional sentences. It provides examples of type 1 and type 2 conditional sentences using vocabulary related to nature. Students are asked to complete sentences using "will" or "would". The document also discusses the difference between "will" and "would" and provides a homework assignment to memorize a poem about helping the environment.
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3) Second conditional - Uses past tense in the if-clause and would+infinitive in the main clause to express unlikely or hypothetical situations (e.g. "If you broke that, I would be angry.")
Exercises are provided applying these conditional structures in
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1st vs 2nd conditional
- 1. The 14th of April Wednesday 10th grade
- 2. What did you study last lesson? Did you do last homework ? We studied about Mozart When was Mozart born ? Who is his teacher ? Who is his teacher ? Who is well-know Mongolian musician ?
- 3. Warm up PRACTICE MAKE PERFECT
- 4. Topic :The art of Gardening Aim : 1stvs, 2nd conditionals word related to nature
- 5. 1st conditional –ирээдүйд биелэх боломжтой нөхцөлийг илэрхийлнэ. If +subject + present tense, will +verb (infinitive ) 2nd conditional –одоо болон ирээдүйд биелэх боломжгүй буюу бодит бус нөхцөлийг илэрхийлнэ. If +subject + present tense, will +verb (infinitive )
- 6. If -холбоос нь хэрэв гэсэн утгаар нөхцөл заасаан гишүүн өгүүлбэрт хэрэглэгдэнэ If I worked, I would have more money. Хэрвээ би ажил хийдэгсэн бол арай илүү мөнгөтэй байхсан If he wins this competition, he will go abroad. Хэрвээ тэр энэ тэмцээнд түрүүлбэл хилийн чанадад явна.
- 7. 1. If you go to Erdenezuu monastery, you …………..see famous stupors.2. If I went to the Moon I ……….. be less heavy .3. If I plant tulips in May , They ……. grow well4. If you climb Zaisan monument you……… see the whole of Ulaanbaatar5. If you visited India, you …… see the TajMahal6. If you saw a snow leopard ,you ……. be lucky will would will will would would
- 8. Fuji
- 9. Fruits
- 10. Everest
- 14. What is the difference between “Will ” and “Would ”? go the country, will lots of trees If I ____ to ________ I _____ see ______ went the Moon would no trees
- 15. Who have more score?
- 16. HOMEWORK Memorize this poem Help the World Survive If you want to breathe fresh air stop nuclear testing, plant more trees If you want to drink clean water stop dumping waste keep the rivers clean If you want to hear beautiful songs of the birds stop hunting ,let them live If you want to see rare animals of the Red Book stop shooting , let them reproduce If you want to walk in the pristine nature don’t destroy the land , help the world survive
- 17. Thank you for attention Do you have question?