Conditionals (if, unless, as long as, provided, suppose, in case, etc.) - English with Natalie

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Conditionals: How do we use them?

Conditionals: How do we form them? 5 Topics

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Type 0: Zero/General conditionals

Type 1: First/Real Present or Future Conditionals

Type 2: Second/Unreal Present or Future Conditionals

Type 3: Third/Unreal Past Conditionals

Type 4: Mixed Conditionals

Other expressions instead of “if”

Should / would in conditional clauses

If it weren’t for / if it hadn’t been for

As if / as though

Zero Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 1

Zero Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 2

First Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 1

First Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 2

First Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 3

First Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 4

Second Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 1

Second Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 2

Second Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 3

Second Conditional – A2-B1 – Test 4

Third Conditional – B1 – Test 1

Third Conditional – B1 – Test 2

Third Conditional – B1 – Test 3

Mixed Conditionals – B2-C1 – Test 1

Mixed Conditionals – B2-C1 – Test 2

Mixed Conditionals – B2-C1 – Test 3

Conditionals with Different Conjunctions B1-B2 – Test 1

Conditionals with Different Conjunctions B1-B2 – Test 2

Conditionals with Different Conjunctions B1-B2 – Test 3

Conditionals with modals – B2-C1 – Test 1

Conditionals with modals – B2-C1 – Test 2

Conditionals with modals – B2-C1 – Test 3

As if, as though – B2 – Test 1

Conditionals – Key Word Transformation – B2 – Test 1

Conditionals – Key Word Transformation – B2 – Test 2

If it weren’t for, if it hadn’t been for – B1 – Test 1

If it weren’t for, if it hadn’t been for – B1 – Test 2

If it weren’t for, if it hadn’t been for – B1 – Test 3