H3b -6.2 if conditionals

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H3b - Unit 5 Health

1. Wash your hands

2. Wipe your table

3. Place your books on the table

4. Put your phone away

TODAY

• Agenda, announcements, attendance
• Grammar: if - conditionals
• Practice
• Feedback presentations

Announcements

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Place the adverb in the correct place

(probably) 
Tony will lend her the key.

(continuously)

They have been working on the project and it's still not finished.

Grammar - if conditionals

Grammar - first conditional

Possible or likely things that will happen in de future

If it rains later, we will stay home. 

if-part: present simple

Main sentence: will + dictionary verb

LET OP: If he doesn't join us, I won't come either. 

Grammar - second conditional

Something is possible, but very unlikely to happen / impossible at the moment

If I won the lottery, I would buy a new car. (very unlikely)

If I had the time, I would pick her up from school. (impossible now)

if-part: past simple

Main sentence: would + dictionary verb

Grammar - step-by-step

Decide which the conditional by looking at the meaning:

Fact / something that will happen / request? > first conditional

Very unlikely to happen? > second conditonal

Find the if-part and the main sentence:

First-conditional > If = present simple, main = will + dictionary verb

second-conditional > if = past simple, main = would + dictionary verb

Check: 

Negative sentences: present simple gets 'do/does not', past simple gets 'did not', will/would simply add 'not'

Grammar - Check understanding

Complete the sentences by using the first or second conditional.

 

1. If we ______ (go) on holiday this summer, we _______ (go) to Spain.

2. We _______ (be, never) late again if we _______(buy) a new car. But we don't have the money. 

3. She ______(call) him if she ________(know) his number. 

4. If you _____ (not / want) to go out, I _______ (cook) dinner at home.

Grammar - Check understanding

Complete the sentences by using the first or second conditional.

 

1. If we go on holiday this summer, we would go to Spain.

2. We would never be late again if we bought a new car. But we don't have the money. 

3. She would call him if she knew his number. 

4. If you don't want to go out, I will cook dinner at home.

Practice / Homework

Do Grammar exercises 15 (p. 58), 16 (p.60), and the hand-out