If-sentences (first conditional)

First conditional: What do you notice? 
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First conditional: What do you notice? 

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Conditionals


Conditionals are sentences that we use when we carry out certain tasks only under the right circumstances: IF 



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First Conditional
Form: So, for the first conditional one uses two different tenses in two sentences, the main sentence and the if sentence. 
For the if sentence, one uses the present simple and in the main sentence one uses will + verb

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If - sentences (first conditional)
If you study well,
you will pass the test. 
If clause
Main clause
* "If-clause",The sentence that has If in it.
* In this part of the sentence one always uses the present simple


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If - sentences (first conditional)
Onthoud: if en 'will' gaan niet samen.
If you will study well, you will pass the test.

if + present simple
If you study well, 
will + ww.
you will pass the test.
will + ww.
You will pass the test,
if + present simple
if you study well

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Second conditional: What do you notice here?

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Second Conditional
Vorm: With the second conditional one uses different tenses in in two sentences. In the  if  clause you use the Past Simple and in the main clause would + verb.

Gebruik: We use the second conditional when it is  not likely that anything is going to happen now or in the future.

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Second conditional:
I ... (phone) your mum if I ... (be) you.
A
would phone/were
B
would phone/was
C
phoned /would be
D
phone, will be

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Second conditional:
If I ... (inherit) a billion euros, I ... (travel) to the moon.
A
inherit / will travel
B
will inherit / travel
C
inherited / would travel
D
would inherit / traveled

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Second Conditional:
If he ... (have) a beard, he ... (look) older.
A
would have, would look
B
didn't have, would look
C
had, would look
D
had, would look

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Second Conditional:
I ... (not - eat) that, if I ... (be) you!
A
wouldn't eat, were
B
didn't eat, would be
C
won't eat, were
D
wouldn't eat, was

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Fill in the second conditional:
If England ... (have) better weather, it ... (be) the perfect place to live.

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Fill in the second conditional:
If we ... (win) the lottery, I ... (be) very happy.

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Fill in the second conditional:
I ... (quit) smoking if I ... (be) you, .

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Samenvatting
  • First conditional: very likely   
       if + present simple, will + verb
  • Second conditional: highly unlikely 
       if + past simple, would + verb

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