Engels 1

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Samenvatting

• Zero conditional: feit   

       if + present simple, present simple 

       

       First conditional: waarschijnlijk    

       if + present simple, will + hele ww

    

        Second conditional : onwaarschijnlijk

        if + past  simple, would + hele ww

Hypothetical conditional

6.1

6.2

Zero conditional

Conditionals:
zero conditionals refer to

1. general/true situations
2. possible (future) situation

First conditional

Je gebruikt The First Conditional als iets ...... is om te gebeuren.

1. waarschijnlijk
2. niet waarschijnlijk
3. helemaal zeker

Please link the type of conditional to the right format

if+present simple, present simple

if+present simple, will + infinitive

First conditional

Zero conditional

Second conditional

If + past simple + would + infinitive

If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house

Unlikely situation

Second conditional. Complete the sentence:
If you ..... (do) more exercise, you would feel better.

1. do
2. did
3. would do
4. will do

Second conditional. Complete the sentence:
If I found a wallet in the street, I...
(take) it to the police.

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

second conditional
If he ..... (be) younger, he would eat more.

Which statement(s) is (are) true for the SECOND CONDITIONAL (onechte if-zin)

1. We use it to describe unlikely/hypothetical situations
2. We use it to talk about real consequences (echte gevolgen)

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 conditionals:
If you ...... (have) a better job, we
...... (be) able to buy a new car.

1. Had / 'd be
2. Had / would be
3. Have / would be
4. Has / would be

Second conditional
refers to ....

1. a future, real situation
2. un unreal, imaginary situation