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Unit 6: Grammar (Zero & First Conditionals)
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Open Ended
If you could take up any sport, which would you choose? (Answer in full sentence)
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Open Ended
If your favourite team play well this season, how would you feel? (Answer in full sentence)
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Multiple Choice
Exercise A
1. Which conditional is used to talk about something that is likely to happen in the present or in the future?
Zero conditional
First conditional
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Multiple Choice
Exercise A
2. Which conditional is used to talk about facts and general truths?
Zero conditional
First conditional
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Multiple Choice
Exercise A
3. Which conditional can you use when instead of if?
Zero conditional
First conditional
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Multiple Choice
Exercise A
4. Which conditional can we also use may, might, or could with?
Zero conditional
First conditional
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Zero Conditional
use to talk about the results of an action, or situation that are always true.
If a football player is shown a red card, he leaves the pitch
When a football player is shown a red card, he leaves the pitch
When can be used instead of if, because the situation will happen for sure
The structure is: if/when + present simple -------> present simple
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First Conditional
use to talk about the results of an action, or a situation that will probably happen now, or in the future
If my team wins the match, I'll be thrilled!
If it's still raining later, we'll play outside.
If John scores a goal, we might win the game
We can use can, could, might, may instead of will
The structure: if+ present simple ------> will + bare infinitive (root verb)
Use comma (,) if you start your sentence with "If.........."
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Fill in the Blanks
Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
1. you / hit the ball past the other player - you / get a point
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Fill in the Blanks
Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
2. you / boil water - it / evaporates
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Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
3. you / mix orange and brown - you/ get yellow
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Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
4. you / sunbathe for hours - you / burn
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Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
5. you / get to the end first - you / win the race
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Exercise B
Use the prompts to produce Zero Conditional sentences
6. you / eat too much - you / get fat
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Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use could)
1. you / (be) thirsty - you / drink some water
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Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use can)
2. you / feel cold - you / put on a sweatshirt
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Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use could)
3. you / (be) hungry - you / eat something nutritious
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Fill in the Blanks
Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use may)
4. you / (be) tired - you / take a short break
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Fill in the Blanks
Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use should)
5. you / want to win - you / try your hardest
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Exercise C
Use the prompts to produce First Conditional sentences (use should)
6. you / (do) not want to be late - you / catch the bus on time
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Exercise D
Question 1 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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Exercise D
Question 2 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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Exercise D
Question 3 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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Exercise D
Question 4 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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Exercise D
Question 5 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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Exercise D
Question 6 (write your answer down below, refer to Exercise D page 73)
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