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FIRST AND SECOND CONDITIONAL

FIRST

FIRST CONDITIONAL

We use first conditional to talk about

possibilities in the present or in the future

Structure:

"if" clause

If + subject + simple present ,

RESULT clause

subject + will + base verb

example

If I finish my homework, I will play video games

negative

NEGATIVE STRUCTURE

IF + SUBJECT + DON'T /DOESN'T + INFINITIVE ,

SUBJECT + won't + INFINITIVE

example

if i don't have money, i won't buy a cellphone

if she doesn't have time, she won't go shopping

be careful

be careful

IF we use the result clause first, we DON'T need the comma

I WILL TRAVEL IF I GET MY PASSPORT

SECOND

SECOND CONDITIONAL

We use second conditional to talk about

hypothetical situations

Structure

if clause

if + subject+ past simple ,

main clause

subject+ would + base verb

example

EXAMPLE

IF I WERE YOU , I WOULD GET OTHER JOB.

NEGATIVE

NEGATIVE STRUCTURE

IF + SUBJECT + DIDN'T + BASE VERB

SUBJECT + WOULDN'T + BASE VERB

IF I DIDN'T SPEAK ENGLISH, I WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND YOU

EXERCISES

COMPLETE WITH FIRST OR SECOND CONDITIONAL AS CORRESPOND

1. If I were rich,

2. If Mary makes a cake,

3. We will go to the beach

4. If Sally had enough time

5. They would be on time

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