Unit 5: Incarceration

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Finish the sentence correctly.
The prisoners get more outdoor time ...

1. when the weather is fine.
2. when the weather will be fine.
3. if the weather is fine.

The prisoners will get extra an extra hour of outdoor time ...

1. if it won't be too cold tomorrow.
2. if it's not too cold tomorrow.
3. A and B

If or when?

• The prisoners get more outdoor time when the weather is fine.
  
• The prisoners get more outdoor time if the weather is fine.
• The prisoners will get extra an extra hour of outdoor time if it's not too cold tomorrow. 

We use if to introduce a possible or unreal situation or condition. We use when to refer to the time of a future situation or condition that we are certain of.

Zero, first or second conditional? 

If babies are hungry ...

1. they will cry.
2. they cry.

People die if

1. they won't eat.
2. they don't eat.

Ice cream melts

1. when you'll put it in the sun.
2. when you put it in the sun.

If I have time

1. I will visit you.
2. I visit you.

I will stay at home

1. if it will rain tomorrow.
2. if it rains tomorrow.

She would travel all over the world if ...

1. she was free.
2. she were free.
3. she would be free.

If we
_______ friends, I
would be angry with you.

1. wasn't
2. hadn't been
3. weren't

They
would have
more money if they
____________ so many clothes.

1. wouldn't buy
2. didn't buy
3. hadn't buy

Zero conditional	First conditional	Second conditional
If babies are hungry, the cry. People die if they don't eat. Ice cream melts when you eat it on a hot day.	If I have time, I will visit you. I will stay at home if it rains tomorrow.	She would travel all over the world if she were free. If we weren't friends, I would be angry with you.