Презентация Условные предложения в английском языке

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We use Zero Conditional to speak about (a general truth, probable future).
In the If / When-clause is usually used (Present Simple, Future Simple).
In the Main clause we usually use (Present Simple, Future Simple).
In Zero Conditional we (can, cannot) use when instead of if.

5. First Conditional is used to speak about (a general truth, probable future).
6. In the If / When-clause is usually used (Present Simple, Future Simple).
7. In the Main clause we usually use (Present Simple, Future Simple) , imperative, can / must / may, etc. + bare infinitive.

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Being responsible is a very valuable quality. If you (do) the work on time, everybody (rely) on you both at work and school.
If Lora (want) to develop her drawing skills, she (need) to practice more.
We (go) to a summer holiday trip to France if we (get) the visa.
Unless she (attend) extra classes with a tutor, she (not / be able) to get an A in Geometry.
A cat never (come) to a person if it (not / like) you.
If you (not / want) to spend much money on books, you have a chance (take) them in a local library for free.
You can tell Megan, if she (have) free time tomorrow evening, she (can / come) for dinner.
When a person (not / be) neat, people (not like) to interact with them.
Kevin often (go) cycling when he (have) a day off.
I (not talk) to Bob anymore unless he (apologise)

Second Conditional

1. Type 2 conditionals (unreal present) are used to express imaginary situations which are contrary to facts in the present, and therefore, are unlikely to happen in the present or the future.
If-clause
If + past simple/ past continuous….,
Main clause
would/could/might + bare infinitive
e.g. If I had more free time, I would become a better pianist.
If I was not working today, I could go to the cinema with friends.
2. We can use either were or was for 1st and 3rd person singular in the if-clause.
We can also use the structure If I were you, ... to give advice.
when / unless / as soon as / as long as / provided that can be used instead of if.

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