Conditionals slides
39 slide sets by 36 users
This page gathers conditionals slide sets, from zero and first conditionals to questions and conditional clauses. School students can use them to revise sentence patterns, while teachers can find material for lessons. There are over 20 slide sets shared by more than 20 users. Browse the slides to find a starting point.
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- Zero Conditional198
- First Conditional348
- Zero and First Conditional173
- Second Conditional479
- First and Second Conditional155
- Zero, First and Second Conditional67
- Third Conditional368
- Second and Third Conditional75
- Mixed Conditionals69
- Real and Unreal Conditionals30
- Modal Verbs in Conditional Sentences11
- Conditional Conjunctions and Time Clauses9
- Inverted Conditionals5
- Wish and If Only61
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The slide sets cover different parts of the unit. Zero and First Conditionals introduces the structure of zero conditional sentences, while First Conditional: Questions focuses on questions. Other presentations cover second conditionals or bring several types together.
For a starting point, try Zero and First Conditionals: its opening section sets out the two parts of a zero conditional sentence. Then look at a first conditional presentation for situations that may happen in the future. The listing also includes a presentation on artificial intelligence, so check each resource’s contents when choosing slides.
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Read a slide set and note how its examples link a condition to a result. Revisit the examples before moving to another presentation on the same type. When you want to check your recall, switch to a quiz on the Conditionals unit page.
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Frequently asked questions
Which slide set is a good place to start?
Zero and First Conditionals is a useful starting point. Its opening section shows the structure of a zero conditional sentence, separating the if-clause from the main clause. You can then move to a first conditional presentation to look at possible future situations.
Do the slides cover more than one type of conditional?
Yes. The listing includes presentations on zero, first and second conditionals, as well as slide sets that bring several types together. First Conditional: Questions focuses on questions, while Conditional Clauses offers another title to explore when looking for material on sentence structure.
Are these slide sets free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The slide sets were made by GoConqr users, so their content and presentation differ. Check the contents of a resource to see whether it covers the conditional pattern you want to review.