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    Juan Sebastian VERA ROJAS
    The document provides examples and exercises for students to practice first and second conditional sentences. It includes matching pictures to conditional clauses, completing conditional sentences using provided verbs, and numbering pictures based on conditional scenarios. The exercises focus on using conditionals to describe hypothetical or possible future situations.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for students to practice first and second conditional sentences. It includes matching pictures to conditional clauses, completing conditional sentences using provided verbs, and numbering pictures based on conditional scenarios. The exercises focus on using conditionals to describe hypothetical or possible future situations.

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    The document provides examples and exercises for students to practice first and second conditional sentences. It includes matching pictures to conditional clauses, completing conditional sentences using provided verbs, and numbering pictures based on conditional scenarios. The exercises focus on using conditionals to describe hypothetical or possible future situations.

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    Conditionals

    Uploaded by

    Juan Sebastian VERA ROJAS
    The document provides examples and exercises for students to practice first and second conditional sentences. It includes matching pictures to conditional clauses, completing conditional sentences using provided verbs, and numbering pictures based on conditional scenarios. The exercises focus on using conditionals to describe hypothetical or possible future situations.

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    Juan Sebastián Vera Rojas – Jair Andrés

    Osuna Ramírez
    1 AND 2ND CONDITIONAL
    ST

    1.Listen and match the pictures with the if-clauses. Then listen again and complete the sentences.

    we will probably see a show there will be traffic jams we will get wet and cold

    we will probably go to London we will go to the beach I will go swimming in the sea

    _d_ 1. If the weather is good, we will go to the beach D

    2. If the weather is bad, . we will probably go to London B

    3. If we go to the beach, I will go swimming in the seaE

    4. If we don’t leave early in the morning, there will be traffic


    jams A

    5. If we go to London, we will probably see a show F

    6. If it rains all day, we will get wet and cold F

    2. First OR second conditional? Complete the sentences using the verbs in brackets.

    If Linda liked eggs, I would make her an omelet. (make)


    If my dad turns the TV off, I’ll go to bed. (turn)
    1.If they drive to Spain, it will take a long time (take)
    2. If George wore red boots, he would look silly. (wear)

    3. If they do not leave in five minutes, they will miss dinner. (not leave)
    4. If you buy a cake, I will eat it! (eat)
    5. If Mandy knew me, I think she would like me. (like)
    6. If we win this match, we will play in the final next week. (win)
    7. If you haven’t got the map, you will not find their house. (not find)
    8. If Ted worked harder, he would not worry about exams. (not worry)
    9. If Ryan did not feel tired, he would play football with his friends. (not feel)

    10.If Tanya does not visits the doctor, she won’t get better. (not visit)
    3. Listen and number the pictures. Then listen again and write what the people would do
    in each situation.

    complain to do homework look for

    Run away send a text message to tell

    1.If he saw someone stealing a book in a shop,


    He would probably Tell the shop assistant. C
    2. If her teacher didn’t come to her class,
    She would probably do my homework . F
    3. If he couldn’t open the bathroom door,
    He would send a text message to his parents. A
    4. If she broke a window in her parents’ house,
    She would Run away . D
    5. If his food was cold, he would complain to the
    waiter. E
    6. If she found a wallet in the street,
    She would look for the name and address. B

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