
First and Second conditional
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Karla Linares
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Welcome to the English Class
9th Grade
By Teacher Karla Domínguez
" Space"
First and
Second conditional
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First conditional:
If we are going to talk about situations, facts, or statements about the real world that could happen in the future, we use the first conditional.
This type referes to a possible condition and its probable results.
Second conditional:
If we want to talk about present or future situations that are impossible to occur in reality, we use the second conditional. This type refers to an unlikely or hypothetical condition and its probable result.
What are the First and Second conditionals
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In a first conditional type sentence, the tense in the "if" clause is the simple present, and the tense in the main clause is the simple future.
You may have to arrange the pronouns and adjust the puntuation if you change the order of the clause, but no the initial meaning.
First Conditional
Grammar Structure
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For the tense in this type, you may use the "if" clause the simple past, and the tense in the main clause is the present conditional or the present continuous conditional.
Second Conditonal
You may have to arrange the pronouns and adjust the puntuation when you change the order of the clause, but the meaning is identical.
It is correct to say "if I were" instead of "if I was"
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If you want to see somenting, you'll need a good camera.
First Conditional
If we were part of an astronomic group, we would know a lot more.
Second Conditional
Examples...
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Study the vocabulary on slide 7.
Identify vocabulary in the reading part on slide 8.
Analyze the construction of the reading on the slide on slide 9 and discuss in class how many first conditionals and second conditionals you were able to identify.
Instructions
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Moon
Solar system
Star
Galaxy
Astronaut
Comet
Planet
Telescope
Vocabulary
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The vast expanse of space contains countless wonders, from the majestic spirals of a galaxy to the serene glow of our moon. Within our solar system, each planet offers unique mysteries waiting to be discovered. The stars, the celestial beacons scattered across the night sky, guide the way for astronomers and astronauts alike. With the help of a powerful telescope, distant comets can be observed traversing the cosmos, reminding us of the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the universe. The dedication of an astronaut, who explores beyond the familiar, fuels our quest for knowledge and deepens our connection to the stars.
Space
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If you had a powerful enough telescope, you would spend your nights gazing at distant galaxies and observing the intricate details of their countless stars. If an astronaut were to discover a new planet within our solar system, it would spark immense excitement and curiosity among scientists and space enthusiasts alike. Additionally, if a comet passed close to the Moon, we would have a rare and spectacular sight that could inspire many to learn more about space. If these events were to occur, our understanding of the universe would expand significantly, paving the way for even more incredible discoveries.
The space
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QUIZZ TIME
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Multiple Choice
What are the characteristics of First Conditional Sentences?
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Multiple Choice
What is the structure of a Second Conditional sentence?
If + present simple, would+ past participle
If + past simple, would+ base form of the verb
If + past perfect, would+ infinitive
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Multiple Choice
What are the two main parts of a Second conditional? Select two.
The "if" clause
Main clause
The simple present
Main clause
The Main clause
Will
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Multiple Choice
What is te structure of the first conditional sentence?
If+present simple, will+ base verb
if+ simple past, would+ base form
if+ will+ base form
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentences that is correctly structured.
If astronomers discover a new planet in our solar system it would revolutionize our understanding of planetary formation.
If we could live on the moon, we would experience lower gravity and breathtaking views of Earth
If we could by on the moon we are going to experience lower gravity and breathtaking views of Earth
Welcome to the English Class
9th Grade
By Teacher Karla Domínguez
" Space"
First and
Second conditional
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