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miércoles, 27 de mayo de 2015

CONDITIONALS: TYPE III

STUDENT'S BOOK, PAGE 60, EXERCISE 3.
ANSWER KEY.
STUDENT'S BOOK, PAGE 61, EXERCISE 4.
ANSWER KEY.

CONDITIONALS: TYPE I AND II

WORKBOOK PAGE 45, EXERCISE 1. 
ANSWER KEY

1. If you don't study, you won't do well in the test.
2. If  I had more money, I wouldn't have to buy a second-hand motorbike.
    OR: If I had more money, I would buy a new motorbike.
3. Grace would go to the beach if it weren't too cold.
     OR: Grace would go to the beach if it were warmer.
4. Unless we go to a vegetarian restaurant, Sam won't join us.
5. If I weren't on a diet, I could eat this cake.
6. As soon as I arrive, I'll call you.

miércoles, 28 de mayo de 2014

CONDITIONALS

Click here to learn more about the different types of conditionals. TRY the tests!

*FIRST TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: For FUTURE facts (REAL!)
'If I do these exercises, I'll pass my test! I'm sure of that!'

*SECOND TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: For PRESENT or FUTURE Imaginary Situations (dreams, wishes, untrue/unreal events now)
'If I did these exercises, I'd pass my test. But I'm very lazy to do them!'

*THIRD TYPE OF CONDITIONAL: For PAST Imaginary Situations (things that never happened - untrue/unreal past events)
'If I had done these exercises, I'd have passed my test. But I never did them!'

Now, here's another exercise for the third type!
HYPOTHETICAL CONDITIONAL (TYPE III)

*Click here to learn more about the form and use of the three types of conditionals we've seen in class.
TRY the test included below the explanations!
THREE TYPES: EXERCISE 1
THREE TYPES: EXERCISE 2.