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2. Conditional Sentences
Structure :
A conditional sentence is composed of 2 parts :
If-clause + Main Clause
Example :
If it rains tomorrow, we will not come.
If-clause Main Clause
3. Conditional Sentences
Types :
The order of the two clauses is flexible, it’s not
important.
But if the if-clause comes first, it must be followed by
a comma.
If it rains, I’ll stay at home
There are 4 types of conditional sentences.
They are classified according to the degree of
probability that they express.
Each type of conditional sentences uses different
tenses to show the difference in the degree of
probability.
4. Conditional Sentences
Zero Conditional: If /when + present tense ….. /
modal
Water boils if it reaches 100 º
First Conditional: If/unless + present,….. Future
If I study, I ’ll pass
Second Conditional: If + past, ……would +inf.
If I studied, I would pass
Third Conditional: If + past perfect ….. would have +
pp
If I had studied, I would have passed
5. Zero Conditionals
Tense : Present tense in both clauses
Example
:
Present Tense Present Tense
If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.
If you pour oil into water, it floats.
6. Zero Conditionals
Use :
Talk about universal truth.
If you heat ice, it turns to water
To give commands
If you are tired, go to bed!
In this case the verb in the main clause is an
Imperative
7. First Conditionals
Tense :
If-clause ~ Present Tense
Main Clause ~ Future Tense
Present Tense Future Tense
If I feel sick tomorrow, I will not go to school.
If it rains, the match will be cancelled.
8. First Conditionals
Use :
To speak about possible or probable future
events.
If the weather is as sunny tomorrow as it was today,
we will go surfing.
To make promises or warnings
If you forget my birthday, I’ll never speak to you
again.
Unless is used in negative conditionals
Unless we recycle more, we won’t have a better world.
9. Exercise One. First Conditionals
do not come
1. If you ___________________ (not come),
will miss
You ________________ (miss ) the show.
will buy
1. John __________________ (buy)a car if he
gets
_____________ (get) a job.
will get
1. Mary ________________(get) a toothache if
eats
she_________________ (eat) too many sweets.
10. Second Conditionals
Tense : If-clause ~ Past Tense
Main Clause ~ would + an infinitive
Example :
Past Tense Would + infinitive
If he were a bird, he would fly across the harbour.
If I had $200,000 now, I would buy a car.
11. Second Conditionals
Use :
To speak about present and future
situations which are unlikely to happen.
If I had any money I would lend it to you.
If I were you I wouldn't do this.
MIND
Were is often
used instead of
was in the 1st
and 3rd person
singular
12. Third Conditionals
Tense : If-clause ~ Past Perfect Tense
Main Clause ~ Would Have + Past
Participle
Past Perfect Tense Would have+ Past Participle
If I had had enough money, I would have bought
the camera yesterday.
If I had come home earlier, I would not have missed
the programme.
13. Third Conditionals
Use :
To speak about impossible past events
If they’d gone by bus, they would have
arrived much later.
(They didn’t go by bus)
He would have travelled around the world if he
had had more money.
(Impossible to change,
because he didn’t have the
money)
14. Exercise Two
were
1. If I ________________ (be) four years old, I
would learn
________________ (learn) to play the piano.
had not failed
1. If I ________________ (not fail) in the
would have bought
examination, my mother_______________
(buy)
me a new computer.
would have finished
3. We ________________________ (finish) if we
had had
________________ (have) better preparation.
15. Conditional Sentences
Other connectors:
Type 1 : UNLESS
If you don’t phone John, he’ll get very angry.
Unless you phone John, he’ll get very angry.
Unless can replace If
in negative
conditionals
16. Conditional Sentences
Other connectors:
PROVIDED / PROVIDING (THAT)/ WITH THE
CONDITION THAT/ AS LONG AS
You can stay with the condition that you
sleep on the couch.
I will go to the party as long as you go there too
IMAGINE / SUPPOSE /SUPPOSING THAT
Imagine that you won a million pounds,
what would you do?
18. Conditional Sentences
Variations:
Type 1, 2 and 3 :
If we are not careful, many species may become extinct.
If I were an aeroplane, I could fly in the sky.
If she hadn’t worn her helmet, she might have been
seriously injured.
Modal verbs in conditional
sentences
19. Exercises
Identifying conditionals
I. Choose the correct answer.
1 - If I drink tea in the morning, it makes me feel sick.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
20. Exercises
2 - I'll tell her if she comes.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
3 - If I were you, I'd buy it as soon as possible.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
21. Exercises
4 - If I had the time, I’d help you
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
5 – I would have done things differently if I had been the
manager.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
22. Exercises
6 - If you work hard enough, you may well pass.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
7 – Water boils if you heat it to a hundred degrees celsius.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
23. Exercises
8 - I would be surprised if it rained.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
9 – If she'd tried harder, she might have succeeded.
Zero Conditional
First Conditional
Second Conditional
Third Conditional
24. Exercises
II. Choose the correct answer.
1 - If I ...... you, I would tell him straightaway
were
am
2 - If you ...... yellow and blue, you get green
will mix
mix
3 - If I .........., I would never have done it
knew
had known
4 - Unless you ....... drinking, you'll have serious health problems.
stop
will stop
25. Exercises
5 - I ......... there if I'd known about it
would never have gone
would never go
6 - If you see him, ......... him to call me?
will you ask
would you have asked
7 - If I ........., I'd have done it myself
were there
had been there
8 - What would you do if the police ......... you?
arrested
had arrested
26. Exercises
Finish these sentences using the correct verbal tense.
• If they had listened, they..............................
would have (understand)
• understood
If he hadn’t worn the helmet, he..........................
Would have (Be) injured.
• spoke been
If he........................... (Speak) clearly, people would understand him.
• If we miss this train, we.................................. (Be) late for the interview.
Will be
• The bank............................................. (not / call) if we pay the bill.
Won’t call
• If you................................... (meet ) Tom, you wouldn’t like him.
met
• Would keep
If I found 100 in the street, I …………………….......... (Keep) it.
• If I ……………... (Know) her number, I would phone her.
knew
• Will be
If he gets late, I ………….. (be) angry.
• won’t buy
I …………………….. (Not/buy) that coat if I were you..
• had known
If I ……………….. (Know) that you were ill last week, I'd have gone to
see you.
• will go
If it stops raining, we …………………. (Go) on a trip.
27. Exercises
Choose the correct answer
1 If Teresa………more sensible, she wouldn’t get into trouble so often.
a) will be b) were c) had been B
2 ……… me some ice cream if you go to the supermarket.
a) Got b) Get c) Have got B
3 If I……...late, will you wait for me?
a) be b) am c) will be B
4 If Vanessa had……..me the truth, I would not have been so angry.
a) told b) tells c) tell A
5 If you listen to her, you’ll………in trouble.
a) been b) being c) be C
6 If you had listen to her, you……….have been in trouble.
a) shouldn’t b) wouldn’t c) couldn’t B
7 Nobody would……the secret if Danny hadn’t revealed it.
a) have known b) knew c) known A
8 Will you be all right by yourself if I………. out tonight?
a) go b) will go c) would go A
9 If I knew how to run my own business, I………..a rich man.
a) am b) will be c) would be C
10 If anyone………., say I’ll be back about 7.30.
a) will phone b) phone c) phones C
28. I wish / If only
We use wish and if only +past simple/continuous or
could when we want a situation or thing in the present to be
different or to change.
The time of the action referred to in the subordinate clause is
the same as the time of making the wish.
He wishes that he were rich.
I wish I didn’t have to leave.
I wish he was waiting for me.
I wish I could help you.
29. I wish / If only
We use wish + would to complain about a thing or a situation.
She wishes that you would come to the meeting tomorrow.
I wish you wouldn’t be so rude.
I wish my mother would let me go out till late.
She wishes her child would sleep all night long.
30. I wish / If only
We use wish / if only + past perfect / continuous or could
have + p.p.to express a wish about the past
They wish that they had studied harder when they were
young.
(they didn’t study)
I wish I hadn’t failed the exam
(I failed the exam)
31. Exercises
Pay attention to the underlined adverbs indicating time.
Complete each of the following sentences with the correct form
of the verb shown in brackets.
1. I wish he were here now. (to be)
2. I wish that you Had been here yesterday. (to be)
3. We wish you Would come tomorrow. (to come)
4. You will wish you Would come earlier. (to leave)
5. They wished he Would come with them the next day. (to come)
6. We wish you Had arrived yesterday. (to arrive)
32. Exercises
7. I wish that he Would visit us next year. (to visit)
8. She wishes that she were at home now. (to be)
9. You wish that he had helped you last week. (to help)
were
10. He will always wish he ____________ rich. (to be)
Would win
11. The boy wished that he ____________ the competition the next day. (to win)
Had made
12. She will wish she _____________ the arrangements earlier. (to make)
were
13. I wish the weather ____________ warmer now. (to be)
were
14. We always wished we ____________ fluent in other languages. (to be)
Would telephone
15. They wish he ________________ them next week. (to telephone)
33. Mixed exercises
Choose the correct option
1.-Meg would do better at French if she worked harder.
a. Meg will never succeed at French.
b. Meg is very good at French.
c. Meg usually works well at French.
d. Meg doesn't work hard enough. D
2.-If the plane hadn't been delayed by bad weather, we wouldn't have been late
a. Although the plane was late, we were on time
b. The weather made us late. B
c. The bad weather did not interfere with the plane's arrival.
d. We were not late although the weather was bad.
34. Mixed exercises
3. If you ask someone the way, you'll find the Modern Museum of Art easily.
A
a. Most people can tell you where the Modern Museum of Art is.
b. It is very difficult to find the Modern Museum of Art, even if you ask how
to get there.
c. Did you find the Modern Museum of Art when you wanted to go there?
d. Did you ask someone the way to the Modern Museum of Art?
4. If I were you, I’d get a job.
A
a. I think you should get a job.
b. I need a job.
c. I had a good job, but I left it.
d. You are going to get a job soon.
35. Mixed exercises
5. The doctor said that if Mrs Allen went on a diet, she would lose weight.
a. Mrs Allen does not need to be careful with what she eats.
b. Mrs Allen has always been careful with what she eats. .
c. Mrs Allen should eat more.
D
d. Mrs Allen should eat less.
6. Jessica would have passed the exam even if I hadn't helped her.
a. Jessica passed the exam without help.
b. Jessica failed because no one helped her.
c. Without my help, Jessica would not have passed.
d. Jessica didn't really need any help at all. D
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36. Mixed exercises
What would you do in these situations
You are alone in the forest at You met the genie.
night without a phone.
If I met the genie, I would ask
If I were alone in the forest I
him for my three wishes.
would try to use the stars.
37. Mixed exercises
What would you do in these situations
One day you read in a newspaper Your favourite singer wrote a
an article about you. The article song for you.
was telling about your private life.
If I read an article about my If my fauvorite singer wrote a
private life, I’d look for a lawyer. song for me, I’d be excited.
38. Mixed exercises
What would you do in these situations
You enter the classroom and
You are going to a date. But
suddenly realize that you’ve
suddenly a bird made your jacket
forgotten to dress your trousers.
dirty.
If a bird made my jacket dirty, I’d
run to buy other. If I forgot to dress my trousers,
I’d try to invent some
explanation.
40. Third Conditional story
• Write what happened in each picture.
He went to a party He overslept.
He arrived home very late.
41. Third Conditional story
• Write what happened in each picture.
He missed the bus He was late for work and
his boss was very angry.
42. Third Conditional story
• Write what happened in each picture.
His boss was angry and he was
He went for a walk.
dismissed
43. Third Conditional story
• Write what happened in each picture.
He met a girl and they Now they have three children.
fell in love.
They got married.
44. Third Conditional story
• Write what would have happened if….
If he hadn’t gone to a party….. he wouldn’t have arrived home late.
If he hadn’t arrived home very late….. he wouldn’t have overslept.
45. Third Conditional story
• Write what would have happened if….
If he hadn’t overslept….. he wouldn’t have missed the bus.
If he hadn’t missed the bus….. he wouldn’t have been late for work.
46. Third Conditional story
• Write what would have happened if….
If he hadn’t been late for work,…… his boss wouldn’t have got
angry.
If he hadn’t been dismissed….. he wouldn’t have gone to
the park.
47. Third Conditional story
• Write what would have happened if….
If he hadn’t gone to the park,….. he wouldn’t have met a girl.
he wouldn’t have got married and
If he hadn’t met the girl…..
wouldn’t have had three children.
48. Third Conditional story
• Therefore ….
If he hadn’t gone to the party,….. he wouldn’t have got married.
49. Web pages
Note: For more practice use your student’s Multi-ROM 2,
Grammar section, Conditional Clauses exercises. Or you
can also click:
http://www.isabelperez.com/conditionals1.htm
http://www.miguelmllop.com/practice/intermediate/grammar/co
http://www.better-english.com/grammar/condit23.htm
http://www.miguelmllop.com/practice/intermediate/grammar/co
http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-up/grammar/conditional-senten
http://www.geocities.com/athens/olympus/7583/condprac1.htm
http://a4esl.org/q/h/vm/if-clauses.html