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Conditioning Conditionals

This document discusses conditionals, which are sentences that express a condition as the first part of a clause. There are four types of conditionals. The document provides examples of different conditional sentences and asks the reader to identify the type of conditional and correct or unscramble sample conditional sentences. It also instructs the reader to write three examples of each type of conditional using conditions from their home.

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Conditioning Conditionals

This document discusses conditionals, which are sentences that express a condition as the first part of a clause. There are four types of conditionals. The document provides examples of different conditional sentences and asks the reader to identify the type of conditional and correct or unscramble sample conditional sentences. It also instructs the reader to write three examples of each type of conditional using conditions from their home.

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Ma. Elizabeth Pagador
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What are the sentences which

expresses a condition as the first part


of a clause called?
These sentences are called
conditionals.
Four types of conditionals
Determine the type of conditional on
each item.
1.You will float if you go in space.
2.If you will have high grades, you’ll
have a prize.
3.When the sun goes down, it is night
time.
4.If I had gone to bed early, I would
have caught the train.

5.If I had a lot of money, I would


travel around the world.
What are the four types of
conditionals?
Why is it important to have
conditions?
A) Choose the correct item and underline
it:
1. If I move / I’ll move to Boston, I live /
I’ll live on Main Street.*
2. If (you call / you’ll) call your mother,
she’ll be very happy.
3. If the mechanic fixes our car on time,
(we drive / we’ll drive) to Center ville.
4. If (it rains / it’ll rain) today, we won’t
go to the park.

5. If I’m not in a hurry tonight, (I write /


I’ll write) to her.

6. If she (isn’t / won’t be) sick, she’ll go to


school.
7. If (they’re / they’ll) be tired tomorrow,
they (don’t go / won’t go) to work.

8. If John doesn’t buy a new car, (he buys


/ he’ll buy) a motorcycle.
B) Discramble the sentences:
1. If / she / she’ll / misses / bus / the / the /
walk
*If she misses the bus, she’ll walk.

2.If / he / he’ll / concert / goes / his / suit /


the / to / wear
3. If / she / she’ll / cook / isn’t / dinner /
tired

4. If / I’m / I’ll / busy / not / you / visit

5. If / you / you’ll / be / don’t / school /


finish / sorry
6. If / he / he’ll / a / get / good / hard / job
/ works
ASSIGNMENT:
Write three examples on each type of
conditionals using the conditions at your
home. Write it in your notebook.

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