THE CONDITIONALS - Zero ,1st, 2nd & 3rd Conditionals

WRITING: My Perfect Summer

Paragraph 1

• If you have got enough money, where will you travel to have a perfect summer? Why? How long will you be on holidays?

If ......... have got enough money, ................ will travel to ......, . It's my dream destination.

............... will be on holidays for ..........................

Paragraph 2

• If you can travel with some people, who will you go with? Why?

If ................... can travel with some people, ........... will go with.............. , because .............

Paragraph 3

• Where will you stay, if you can choose the accomodation?

• If you can choose any activities, what will you do? Why?

• If you can eat out, what will you eat?

................... will stay at ............ if ................. can choose the accomodation.

If ....................... can choose some activities, ................... will ...................... , because ...............................
If ............................. can eat out, ................ will eat .....................

Paragraph 4: Conclusion

• If you can make your ideal trip true, how will you feel?

If ......................... can make ................. ideal trip true, ................. will feel.....................

BOARDGAME: 1st conditional

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Kahoot practice: 1st conditional & relative pronouns

1st conditional:

• https://play.kahoot.it/v2/?quizId=99d878d1-8f25-4777-b86f-913b48f3d6d4
• https://play.kahoot.it/v2/?quizId=2c4050c8-942a-4478-b93b-ae1696ec264d
• https://play.kahoot.it/v2/?quizId=ae6b579f-ab78-4fc5-a505-1a75b9b8ba7c

Relative pronouns:

• https://create.kahoot.it/details/bc68ac1f-a095-42d1-8537-cb50be6ac651
• https://create.kahoot.it/details/177ee7c0-eff7-463c-886b-7fac4eacc209
• https://create.kahoot.it/details/1cedf513-6cdb-453f-97a5-ff08d533eeb9

What will people do in the future? - 1st Conditional

A) What will people, who you know, do in the future? Use the phrases below:

1. go on holiday in summer
2. stay at home at Easter
3. have a family dinner at Xmas
4. go to work by car
5. travel to school on foot
6. do sport in the afternoon
7. wear warm clothes
8. take extra-curricular Maths classes

For example:

1. My family and I will go on holiday in summer.

B) Add a condition to the clauses above: Use if and unless.

For example:

1. My family and I will go on holiday in summer, if we have enough money.

C) Try to rephrase the sentence above:

1. Unless we haven't got enough money, we won't go on holiday

SPEAKING: The First Conditional

The First Conditional

If you study, you'll pass - Unless you study, you won't pass - THE 1stCONDITIONAL

Avicii - Hey Brother

Listen, follow the lyrics and find:

1. A sentence providing evidence of the use of "There is / are" for the singular or the plural. It's the one dealing with the existence of a new road to get to know, which never finishes.
2. Which two liquids are compared?
3. Why does the adjective take an -er ending?
4. Now compare the two liquids by using this synonym: solid. Take into account that this adjective doesn't take the -er ending.
5. A question about the faith in humankind. How do you know it's in the present simple?
6. A question that suggests that a girl does not trust in love. What's the tense of the sentence?
7. Find where it is said that a helping hand will be given with no conditions when necessary.
8. Find a sentence in the 1st conditional. 
9. Find the powerful metaphor dealing with the sky.
10. Consider the context where the terms "brother" and "sister" appear. Can you find a sole synonym for both of them?

1st versus 2nd conditional

Watch the two videos. The first one is about a musician. The second one is a scene of Fiddler on the roof, where a poor man talks about his life and expectations.

1. Which video is related to a hypothetical, improbable situation?
2. Which one is related to a probable consequence?
3. Can you write down a model sentence from each video and analyse their structure, as follows:

If + Subject + ...

4. Send a comment with your 1-3 answers.

In case you need some practice on: the 1st conditional: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ; the 2nd conditional: 1 2 3 4 5