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Zero and First Conditional 11th

The document provides instructions and examples for an 11th grade evidential activity on the zero conditional and first conditional. Students are asked to watch an introductory video on these grammatical structures and then complete sentences using the correct verb forms. They are also asked to choose the right answer for first conditional sentences related to scenarios involving actions and their potential consequences.

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Zero and First Conditional 11th

The document provides instructions and examples for an 11th grade evidential activity on the zero conditional and first conditional. Students are asked to watch an introductory video on these grammatical structures and then complete sentences using the correct verb forms. They are also asked to choose the right answer for first conditional sentences related to scenarios involving actions and their potential consequences.

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Evidential Activity

11th Grade
August 30th, 2020

The Zero Conditional and First Conditional!

1. Watch this video as an intro to Zero and First Conditionals.


https://youtu.be/ZYdIhPgIDkg

2. Complete the Zero Conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
brackets.

3. Choose the right answer for each First Conditional sentence.

1) If I  (wake up) late, I (be) late for work.

2) If my husband  (cook), he  (burn) the food.

3) If Julie  (not/wear) a hat, she (get) sunstroke.

4) If children  (not/eat) well, they (not/be) healthy.

5) If you  (mix) water and electricity, you  (get) a hock.

6) If people  (eat) too many sweets, they  (get) fat.

7) If you  (smoke), you  (get) yellow fingers.

8) If children  (play) outside, they (not/get) overweight.

9) If you  (heat) ice, it  (melt).

10) If I  (speak) to John, he  (get) annoyed.

1. If you eat fast food,


 you will gain weight.

 you gained weight.

 you would have gained weight.

2. If you do not study hard,

 you will get good grades.

 you won’t get good grades.

 you would get good grades.

3. If she works early tomorrow,

 she will wake up early.

 she wakes up early.

 she would wake up early.

4. I will always wear a jacket

 when it would be cold.

 when it will be cold.

 when it was cold.

 when it is cold.

5. He won’t buy lunch

 if he wouldn't have cash.

 if he doesn't have cash.

 if he didn't have cash.

 if he have no cash.

6. If you only eat candy,

 you won’t get fat.

 you will get fat.

 you would get fat.

 you get fat.


7. Will ice melt

 if it will be in the sun?

 if it is in the sun?

 if it were in the sun?

 if it had been in the sun?

8. What will do you do

 if the teacher is late?

 if the teacher would be late?

 if the teacher had been late?

 if the teacher was late?

9. Will the computer work

 if you would have used batteries?

 if you used batteries?

 if you use batteries?

10. If you pay rent for the apartment,

 you will get kicked out.

 you won’t get kicked out.

 you don’t get kicked out.

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