Q1.M5.FINAL-ZERO-TO-THIRD-CONDITIONALS.pptx

Q1.M5.FINAL-ZERO-TO-THIRD-CONDITIONALS.pptx

1. Quarter 1 – Module 5 Using Conditionals in Expressing Arguments

2. ZERO, FIRST, SECOND, & THIRD CONDITIONALS

3. ZERO CONDITIONALS -express permanent truths, such as scientific facts, and general habits

4. If you don’t brush your teeth, you get bad breath. If I’m tired, I go to bed early.

5. The structure is: if/when + present simple >> present simple

6. FIRST CONDITIONALS -talk about real & specific future events that are very possible to happen if the conditions are true

7. If the teacher approves, we will begin with the project.

8. FIRST CONDITIONALS - express predictions, superstitions, plans, warnings, and threats

9. If you study hard, you’ll do well in the test.

10. If you don’t stop smoking, you’ll get lung cancer.

11. The structure The if-clause uses the simple present tense while the result clause uses simple future tense (will + base form), going to form (is/are/am + going to + base form), and modals (may, might, can, and should).

12. Second conditionals -express improbable, impossible, imaginary, hypothetical, or unlikely situations in the present or future

13. EXAMPLE: If I were rich, I’d spend all my time travelling. (But I’m not rich so I can’t.)

14. EXAMPLE: If I had more time, I’d exercise more. (But I don’t have more time, so I don’t.)

15. The structure The if-clause uses the simple past tense to indicate the distance from reality, while the result clause uses would + base form.

16. Third conditionals -describe imaginary or hypothetical situations in the past.

17. Third conditionals - the only conditional structure that talks about the past rather than the present or future

18. Third conditionals - the impossible conditionals

19. The if-clause uses the past perfect tense (had + past participle), while would have or could have + past participle for the result-clause .

20. Example: I didn’t study. I didn’t pass the exam. ( reality ) If I had studied, I would have passed the exam. ( imagined past )

21. USES OF THIRD CONDITIONALS expressing regrets Example : If I had been smarter, I would have taken more time off!

22. USES OF THIRD CONDITIONALS giving criticism and feedback Example: Your party would have been better if you had invited more people.

23. USES OF THIRD CONDITIONALS reflecting on the past Example: If I hadn’t spent a year abroad, I wouldn’t have had so many awesome adventures.

24. TEST. Use the correct conditionals and choose the letter of the correct answers.

25. ZERO CONDITIONALS 1.If we ___ online, we save twenty percent. A . order B . ordered C . have ordered

26. ZERO CONDITIONALS. 2. Which is correct? A . When I wake up late, I feel tired all day. B . When I waking up late, I feel tired all day.

27. ZERO CONDITIONALS 3.Which is correct? A. If the weather is hot, we turned on the air conditioning. B. If the weather is hot, we turn on the air conditioning.

28. FIRST CONDITIONALS 4. If they ________ at him, he will become very upset. A. laugh B. will laugh

29. FIRST CONDITIONALS 5. If you travel abroad, you _________ to bring your passport. A. will have B. have

30. FIRST CONDITIONALS 6. Our teacher __ angry if we ___our homework. A. Is, won't do B. Will be, don't do C. Be, don't do

31. SECOND CONDITIONALS 7 . If I __________ more money, I would buy a car. A. will have B. would have C. have D. had

32. SECOND CONDITIONALS 8. If he were older, he __________ vote. A. would be able to B. can C. could D. will

33. THIRD CONDITIONALS 9. If you had told me that you were having problems, I ____ you. A . could have helped B. would help C. had helped

34. THIRD CONDITIONALS 10. We ___ lost if you had asked for directions. A. wouldn’t have got B. wouldn’t get C. hadn’t got