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CONDITIONALS

Zero Conditional:

 

Change: "Everytime" for "If"   
             "Without" for "Unless I have" or "If I don't have"

1st Conditional:

 

1st  vs  2nd Conditional:

 

2nd Conditional:

She is imagining what she would do or think if she were a boy because she is not being treated properly by the person she loves.

3rd Conditional:

If Mr. Bean hadn't cut their hair like that, they wouldn't have got so angry.

DESCRIPTORS FOR CONDITIONALS

 

 

-general truths or situations, scientific laws (zero conditional:    if + present simple, -------- present simple)

 

-probable real situations that may happen    (1st conditional:      if + present simple, -------- future - will + verb)

 

-improbable, imaginary situations                 (2nd conditional:     if + past simple, ---------- conditional - would + verb)

 

-impossible, imaginary situations                  (3rd conditional:      if + past perfect, ---------- perfect conditional - would have + pp)

Summary of Zero, 1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditionals

EXERCISES

Exercise on what type of conditional this is 1

Exercise on what type of conditional this is 2

Exercises on each type

Exercises on Zero & First Conditionals

Exercises on Zero, First, Second & Third Conditionals

Exercises on First, Second & Third Conditionals 

Exercises on First, Second & Third Conditionals

Exercises on First, Second & Third Conditionals

 

Exercises on First, Second & Third Conditionals

Exercises on First, Second & Third Conditionals

Common Mistakes to Avoid

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