The document contains 5 conditional sentences using "if" to talk about possible situations and their consequences. The sentences discuss exercising daily and fitness, wearing headphones and not noticing others, visiting New York City, seeing a film, and losing weight by avoiding sugar.

2.  If you want to be fit, you need to do exercise every day.
 If people are wearing headphones in the street, they often don’t
notice other people.
 If you haven’t been to New York, you haven’t lived.
 If you haven’t seen his last film, you should.
 If you want to lose weight, don’t eat sugar.

4.  If you want to be fit, you need to do exercise every day.
 If people are wearing headphones in the street, they often don’t
notice other people.
 If you haven’t been to New York, you haven’t lived.
 If you haven’t seen his last film, you should.
 If you want to lose weight, don’t eat sugar.
To talk about something which
is always true or happens as a
result of something else.
Present
simple
Present
continuous
Present
perfect
Modal verb
imperative

5.  Identify the structure of the following sentences:

6.  the sentence is divided in two parts:
If + present simple Will / won’t + infinitive
To talk about a possible
present or future situation,
and the consequence.

8. Let’s brainstorm
superstitions. How
do you express
them?

9. Opening an umbrella indoors

10. Opening an umbrella indoors
If you open an umbrella indoors,
it will bring you bad luck.

11. Breaking a mirror

12. Breaking a mirror
If you break a mirror, you will
have you 7 years of bad luck.

13. Walking under a ladder

14. Walking under a ladder
If you walk under a ladder,
something bad will happen to
you.

15. Finding a four leaf
clover

16. Finding a four leaf
clover
When you find a four
leaf clover, you’ll
have good luck.

17. Hand palm itching

18. Hand palm itching
When your palm itches, you’ll
receive money.

19. Blowing out all the candles on
your birthday cake

20. Blowing out all the candles on
your birthday cake
If you blow out all the candles on
your birthday cake with one
breath, you will get what you
wanted.

22. if not unless

23. What can you see in this
example replacing will /
won’t?

24. imperative If clause
The imperative can be
used instead of the will
clause.

25. Which verb tense can you
identify after the time
expressions?
As soon as you get your exam results, call me.
We’ll have dinner when your father gets home.
I won’t go to bed until you come home.
I’ll have a quick lunch before I leave.
After I finish university, I’ll probably take a year off and
travel.

26. As soon as you get your exam results, call me.
We’ll have dinner when your father gets home.
I won’t go to bed until you come home.
I’ll have a quick lunch before I leave.
After I finish university, I’ll probably take a year off and
travel.
That’s right! The present
tense!
We use the present tense
(NOT the future) after time
expressions like as soon as,
when, until, before and
after.

28. Time clauses
questionnaire
Answer as quickly as
possible. Are you
ready?

29. What will you do…?
as soon as you retire

30. What will you do…?
after you take your
English exam

31. What will you do…?
before you take your
English exam

32. What will you do…?
when you become a
grandma/grandpa

33. What will you do…?
when you pass your
English exam