Conditionals

CONDITIONALS

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• Maria Alejandra Chica Londoño
• grade: 11B
• number: 11
• subject: technology and informatic

conditionals

• in english we can find four types of conditionals they are very important and easy to understand the four types of conditionals are:
• zero conditional
• first conditional
• second conditional
• third conditional
• the conditionals are an important step in the learning of this language
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zero conditional

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7UW7EJuR3o (Incorporar)
• the zero conditional is used for talk about things that are always true,, some examples are:
• if you drink alcohol, you get drunk
• if you study, you get good grades
• if you do exercise, you are healthy
• the structure of the zero conditional is:
• if+ present tense, present tense

first conditional

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3-2v7UpoQ0 (Incorporar)
• the first conditional is used for talk about things that are possible, for example
• if you hang out with your friends, you will have fun
• if you eat ice cream, you will be happy
• if she goes to the party, she will enjoy the night
• the structure of the first conditional is
• if+peresent tense, will+ infinitive

second conditional

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEwcIsTKBU4 (Incorporar)
• we use the second conditional for talk about unreal or improbable situations, for example
• if i were in Paris, i would go to the eiffel tower
• if she studied, she would pass the year
• if i were older, i would go to a music festival
• the structure of the second conditional is
• if+past tense , would+infinitive

third conditional

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RuUkuORtfE0 (Incorporar)
• the third conditional is used to talk about unreal situations that were not so in the past, for example:
• if i had not went to the party, i wouldn´t have lost my phone
• if she had buy the ticket, she would have gone to the concert
• if he had eat the fruit, he would have been healthy
• the structure of the third conditional is:
• if+past perfect tense, would have+ past participle