H3 - Conditionals

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Goal: 

I can use the conditionals correctly.

IF - zinnen of conditionals

Een if-zin bestaat uit twee gedeelten: 

1. het gedeelte dat begint met ‘if’ (if he runs)- de voorwaarde, 

2. het hoofdgedeelte van de zin (he will be on time). 

Het maakt geen verschil of je de zin met het hoofdgedeelte laat beginnen of met if. 

Er zijn vier verschillende soorten if-zinnen/conditionals.

Zero Conditional

Het gaat hierbij om gewoontes en feiten.

Fill in the zero conditional:
If it rains, the grass ... (get) wet.

If it freezes tonight, water ... (turn) into ice.

First conditional

Gebruik: als het best waarschijnlijk is dat iets gaat gebeuren, nu of in de toekomst.

Vorm: if + present simple, will + hele werkwoord

If Daniel leaves, we will be sad.

If you prepare properly, you will pass the test

first conditional

What will you do if she _______ you?

1. won't call
2. doesn't call
3. wouldn't call
4. didn't call

If you _______ well tonight, you won't be tired tomorrow.

1. sleep
2. will sleep
3. slept
4. would sleep

Fill in the first conditional:
If he goes to Paris next month, he ... (visit) the Eiffel Tower.

My boss will be angry if I ___(not finish) my work. (1st conditional)

If you like this book, I ___(give) it to you. (1st conditional)

Will they go to the beach if the weather____ (be) good?
(1st conditional)

If the winner is unsuccessful then

1. they will marry Fiona.
2. the first runner up will take their place.
3. Lord Farquaat will rescue Fiona.
4. Shrek will marry donkey.

Gayle won't help if you ____ (not ask) her. (1st conditional)

If Sarah .... (clean) her room today, she will be allowed to go to the cinema

If it .... (snow) tonight,
the coach will cancel the match

If we move to a bigger house, I ... (have) my own room

Will they still go surfing if the weather__________(be) this bad?

Second conditional

Gebruik: als het gaat over iets wat niet zo waarschijnlijk is dat het ooit zal gebeuren/ iets in je fantasie, nu of in de toekomst.

Vorm: if + past simple, would + hele werkwoord

If  I knew Daniel was leaving us, I would be so sad!

If you bought that car, you would not have to go by bus to work!

Second conditional

UITZONDERING: 

Als het werkwoord  in je "if-zin" is "to be", dan gebruik je  "I were" in plaats van "I was".

If I were there, I  would make my point.

Second Conditional

If Dad drove me to school, I _______ late.

1. won't be
2. be
3. wasn't
4. wouldn't be

If I were you, I _______ an umbrella.

1. will take
2. would take
3. take
4. took

If I .......... ( be) on Mars today, I .............. (try) to make photographs of a storm.

1. were, would have tried
2. were, would try
3. had been, would try
4. have been, would have tried

Fill in the second conditional:
If England had better weather, it ... (be) the perfect place to live.

If you _______ (press) the button, the light would come on.

Third conditional

Gebruik: als het gaat over iets wat absoluut niet gebeurd is in het verleden
Hypothetisch 

Vorm: if+ past perfect, would have + voltooid deelwoord (3e rij)

If I had seen you, I would have said hello.

Third conditional

If they had studied it the way we are able to do today, they ............... ( be) amazed.

1. would have been
2. would be
3. had been
4. would have be

If you .........( have) the right equipment, you would have visited Titan and be able to experience life on a moon

1. have
2. had had
3. have had
4. had

If we had won the lottery, I ..... (be) very happy

If you .... (press) this button, you would have heard the doorbell.

If you had asked nicely, he ________ (let) you into the club.

If I'd tried a bit harder, I ________
(finish) my work.

Gayle would have helped you if you__________ ( ask) her.

If she _______ (not, hurry), we ________ (miss) the train. (3rd conditional)
The missing words are:

If I _________ (win) a million euros, I __________ (buy) a million bags of crisps. (3rd conditional)
The missing words are:

'If' statements - 4 kinds:

• 0 = facts - If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils.
• I = real or likely situations - If he comes first, he will win the medal.
• II = unlikely or hypothetical situations - If I won the lottery, I would go travelling around the world.
• III = situations that cannot be changed - If I had studied for the test, I would have passed. (But I didn't study, so I didn't pass.) 

I have achieved the goal: I can use the conditionals correctly.

1. Agree
2. Disagree

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