RECUPERACIN ONCE

ENGLISH. TEACHER .LUCY SUAREZ R.

STUDENT NAME: ______________________________________GRADE:

1st & 2nd CONDITIONAL

WHAT IS A CONDITIONAL?
A conditional is a sentence or part of a sentence that expresses a condition. It usually
begins with the words "when," "if" and "unless."

A condition is what must happen before something else can happen.

Examples of conditionals (note that the conditions are in italics):

I will come if I have enough time.

(I am not sure that I will come. It depends on something else.)

She would tell me if she knew.

(She doesn't know.)

They will come when I call them.

(They will not come before I call them.)

There are four basic conditionals in English, or in other words: there are four ways to
express that something is dependent on something else.

Structure:

If + Simple Present, + Will

OR

Will + If + Simple Present

Examples:

Lisa will be very happy if she wins the prize.

If it rains, then we will stay at home.

You will always be able to take another test if you fail.

If I see Sam, I will ask him to give you a call.

Structure:

If + Simple Past, + Would + Base Form

OR

Would + Base Form + If + Simple Past

Examples:
If I won a million dollars, I would travel around the world.
(There is a small possibility that I would actually win.)

If I met him again, I would tell him the truth.

(There is a small possibility that I would actually meet him again.)

She would quit school if her parents agreed.

(It is unlikely that her parents agree.)

I would be surprised if I saw pigs in the sky.

(It is very unlikely for me to see pigs in the sky.)

FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL

Fill each space with the correct form of the verbs to make either first or second
conditionals.
Only use contractions for negative forms - e.g. don't/won't

1. If I get home late tonight, I (not eat).

2. If Jan could run 100 metres in 10 seconds, he (be) an athlete.

3. If Simon catches a fish today, we (eat) it.

4. She (buy) a Porsche if she won the lottery.

5. If it (rain) in the Sahara desert, everyone would be very surprised.

6. If it rains tonight, we (can/go) to the cinema.

7. If your dog spoke, you (can/sell) it to the circus.

8. If we play football on Saturday, I (be) tired on Sunday.

9. You (become) fat if you eat too much.

10. If I (be) you, I wouldn't accept that job. It sounds terrible!!

FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERBS GIVEN TO MAKE THE FIRST
CONDITIONAL.

1. If you to the party, you will see Mary. (go)

2. The children happy, if their mother allows them to go to the party. (be)
3. If i win the lottery,I a big house. (buy)
4. My mother will be angry if i home late. (come)
 5. If it , we can have a picnic. (not rain)
6. If you Tom, please tell him to call me. (see)
7. If Jane all her exams, her parents will be very pleased. (pass)
8. if you ask her? (she come)
9. If Andrew hard, he will meet the deadline. (work)
10. We may go to the beach, if the weather good. (be)

FILL IN THE GAPS WITH THE RIGHT FORM OF THE VERBS GIVEN TO MAKE THE SECOND
CONDITIONAL.

1. If i you, i would go to the doctor. (be)

2. If Mary had insurance, she pay for the damage to her car. (not have
to)

3. If Scott the answer, he would help me. (know)

4. If Mary wore smarter clothes, she more attractive. (look)

5. to his party if he invited you? (you go)

6. You fatter if you ate cuips every day. (get)

7. If you more time, would you exercise more? (have)

8. If he so carefully, i would trust him to give me a lift. (not drive)

9. If we tickets, we would go to the concert. (find)

10. Jesicca angry if you told her the truth. (not be)