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Downloadable worksheets: Conditional sentences - Type 1&2 (B&W + KEY included) Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 723   CONDITIONAL SENTENCES type 1 and 2 Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 423   Conditional sentences - Type 2&3 (B&W + KEY included) Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 417   conditional sentences type 1 and type 2 Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 208   CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. FIRST AND SECOND TYPE Level: intermediate Age: 11-14 Downloads: 198   Conditional Sentences Flowchart (Type I, II, III, mixed forms and add. information) Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Downloads: 136

Conditional Sentences �Type 1 and Type 2 � � A. Complete the rules: � ����� 1st Conditional = If + �/ Future (�+ verb)*����� � ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� *Also possible: can + verb �� ���Possible situations in the present/ future������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� may + verb ������Improbable situations in the present/ future�������������������������������������������������������������������������������� imperative verb ��������� (choose the correct option) � � � �����2nd Conditional = If + �/ Conditional (�+ verb)* � ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ ������ *Also possible:�could + verb �������Possible situations in the present/ future������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ might + verb ����� �Improbable situations in the present/ future ����������� (choose the correct option) � � � B.�Choose the correct option�so as�to make 1st conditional sentences. � ���� 1. If it rainrainswill rain�tomorrow, we arewill bewon't be�able to go to the beach. ���� 2. If you will seeseessee�John, candodon't�you tell him to phone me? ���� 3. My parents throwdo throwwill throw�a big party if I will getgetgets�into university. ���� 4. We won't havedon't havenot have�any food to offer them if they will arrivearrivesarrive�earlier. ���� 5. DoDoesWill�you buybuysbuying�an iPad if your grandparents givegiveswill give�you the money? � � C. Choose the correct option so as to make 2nd condtional sentences. � ���� 1. If scientists findfoundwould find�life on another planet, dowillwould�you likelikedlikes�to meet the aliens? ���� 2. What didwillwould�you donedodid�if you winnedwonwin�the lottery? ���� 3. If I becomewould becomebecame�rich, I mightcanwill�buy a ticket to go on a space trip. ���� 4. People wouldn't communicatedidn't communicatedon't communicate�so easily if the Internet don't existdidn't existdidn't existed. ���� 5. Our lives werewill bewould be�much more difficult if we wouldn't havewould havedidn't have�modern technology. � � D. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets so as to complete the 1st and 2nd conditional sentences. � ���� 1. If your parents�punish�you, do you think they �(take) your mobile phone? ���� 2. �(you/ ask) for an autograph if you met a famous astronaut? ���� 3. If Steve Jobs was still alive, I �(like) to meet him. ���� 4. If you ever need surgery, you �(probably/ be) operated by a robot. ���� 5. If I �(have) my own robot, I �(programme) it to clean my house. �