Second and third conditionals recap

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

What are Conditional Sentences?

Conditional sentences are statements that explain a condition and its result. They use 'if' to introduce the condition and the result follows the 'then'.

Introduce the concept of conditional sentences and provide examples.

Learning Objective

At the end of the lesson you will be able to identify the second and third conditional.

Introduce the lesson objective and let the students know what they will be learning.

Start assignment

Look at the assignment

Decide, is it a 2nd or 3rd conditional

Fill in the gap

Introduce the lesson objective and let the students know what they will be learning.

Common Mistakes

Common mistakes in conditional sentences include using the wrong tense, using 'would' in the 'if' clause, and using 'will' in the result.

Highlight common mistakes students make when using conditional sentences.

Spot the mistakes

1 If I would be Macbeth, I would have killed Duncan's sons too

2 I would have killed the witches if I was Macbeth

3 If the witches had told me their secrets I would not believe them

4 I would stop Lady Macbeth if she had tried to persuade me to kill Duncan

Create an interactive exercise where students can correct common mistakes made in conditional sentences.

Write 4 examples of:

Second conditonal sentences

Third conditionals sentences

Summary

Conditional sentences are used to express a condition and its result. 

Summarize the lesson and highlight the key takeaways.