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Conditionals: 1st Conditional game

Oh! This week we’re going to do some work on conditionals. So, just to get this structure under our belt, I’ve set up this fun activity with Wheel decide. How to play? Click on the wheel and see what you get for the question â€˜What will you do if …? Write down the sentence and spend…… Continue reading Conditionals: 1st Conditional game

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B2 Alternatives to ‘if’ in conditionals for Intermediate.

Hello. Here’s keyword transformation for alternatives of if in conditionals. Read the sentence and complete the one below so it has the same or similar meaning. Use the word in capital letters. Don’t worry too much if you did not score well even if you gave the correct answer, some of the plugins are not…… Continue reading B2 Alternatives to ‘if’ in conditionals for Intermediate.

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B2, C1 Alternatives for ‘if’ in conditionals

Hello! Here you will find a link to a multiple choice activity on alternative for ‘if’.  

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2nd conditional: If I were a Boy

Listening to Beyoncé’s song ‘ If I were a boy’ not only is a nice way to introduce conditionals, but also invites one to think about what the person is trying to say when she finally says ‘but you’re just a boy’. For this listening I would suggest trying to make a list of all the…… Continue reading 2nd conditional: If I were a Boy

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Conditionals, alternatives to ‘if’

Hi! Here's short presentation created with Bitable for alternatives to using 'if' in conditionals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi8UAAQpCN4&t=18s  

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Jokes with conditionals

Just for a laugh (and for some extra practice) Read the first part of the joke and drag and drop the best option. Click for quiz

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B2 wish-if only-would rather

We can use a third conditional, a “wish” structure, a “would rather” structure and “if only” among some of the possibilities when expressing ideas about “other realities” Here’s an activity that deals with these structures.

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3rd Conditional quiz

Type 3 conditionals are used to express imaginary situations which are contrary to facts in the past. This type of conditional is also used to express regrets or criticism.