The document discusses conditional sentences in English. It provides examples of different types of conditional sentences based on the tense used in the if-clause, including:
1) If + present, present => fact
2) If + present, will + verb => possibility
3) If + past, would + verb => unreality
4) If + past perfect/present perfect, would have + past participle => unreality or impossibility in the past => regret
It then provides 24 conditional sentences for the reader to complete using the appropriate verb form based on the guidelines discussed.
The document discusses conditional sentences in English. It provides examples of different types of conditional sentences based on the tense used in the if-clause, including:
1) If + present, present => fact
2) If + present, will + verb => possibility
3) If + past, would + verb => unreality
4) If + past perfect/present perfect, would have + past participle => unreality or impossibility in the past => regret
It then provides 24 conditional sentences for the reader to complete using the appropriate verb form based on the guidelines discussed.
The document discusses conditional sentences in English. It provides examples of different types of conditional sentences based on the tense used in the if-clause, including:
1) If + present, present => fact
2) If + present, will + verb => possibility
3) If + past, would + verb => unreality
4) If + past perfect/present perfect, would have + past participle => unreality or impossibility in the past => regret
It then provides 24 conditional sentences for the reader to complete using the appropriate verb form based on the guidelines discussed.
The document discusses conditional sentences in English. It provides examples of different types of conditional sentences based on the tense used in the if-clause, including:
1) If + present, present => fact
2) If + present, will + verb => possibility
3) If + past, would + verb => unreality
4) If + past perfect/present perfect, would have + past participle => unreality or impossibility in the past => regret
It then provides 24 conditional sentences for the reader to complete using the appropriate verb form based on the guidelines discussed.
If we add two to two, we obtain four. If + present , will + v-to => possibility. If we practice everything with exercises or reading, we will be perfect in our studies. If + simple past, would+ v-to=> unreality. If it was cold today, we wouldn’t open the windows. If +(past perfect/present perfect),would have + past participle=> unreality or impossibility in the past=> regret. If I had chosen biology as the branch of my studies, I would have been a researcher.
Complete the conditional sentences:
1- If I had time, I________________(go) Shopping with you.
2- If you__________________(speak) English, you will get along with them perfectly. 3- If they had gone for a walk, they _________________________ (turn), the lights off. 4- If she ________________(come) to see us, we will go to the zoo. 5- I would have told you, if I_________________(see) him. 6- Would you mind if I ______________________(open) the window? 7- If they __________________(invite) me, I wouldn’t have said no. 8- My friend_____________________(meet) me at the station if he gets the afternoon off. 9- If I_____________________(not/do) it, nobody would do it. 10- If my father___________________(not/pick) me up, I’ll take the bus home. 11- I ___________________(write) to her if I knew her address. 12- I wouldn’t mind living in this country if the traffic _____________(not/be)so bad. 13- If I showed you how to open the safe, _______________(you/promise) not to tell anyone? 14- If the police come looking for you I___________________(say) you have left the country. 15- If you _______________(move) to the UK you would have to learn to speak English. 16- She__________________(not/buy) it if she didn’t think she needed it. 17- The salad_________________(taste) better if you added some garlic. 18- We_______________________(grow) our own vegetables if we had a garden. 19- What will you do if the boat_____________________(sink). 20- If Mel____________________(ask) hear teacher, he’d have answered her questions. 21- The door will unlock if you____________________(press) the green button. 22- You _____________________(have) no trouble at school if you had done your homework. 23- If you spoke louder, your classmates____________________(understand) you. 24- The zookeeper would have punished her with a fine if she_____________________(feed) the animals. 1- Introductory verb in the present:
Direct speech Reported speech
The lesson is difficult. She says (that) the lesson is difficult. What’s your name? He wants to know what my name is. Does your sister go to school? He wants to know (if/whether) my sister goes to school. Did she buy a book? He wants to know whether my friend bought a book. Close the window, please. I ask my friend to close the window. Request Don’t smoke any more The doctor (orders/ tells) the patient not to order smoke any more. Notes: When the reporting verb is in the present => No tense change.
2- Introductory verb in the past:
Direct speech Reported speech
I never eat meat. He told us that he never ate meat. I’m waiting for Ann. He explained that he was waiting for Ann. I have found a flat. She said that she had found a flat. I’ve been waiting for ages. He said that he had been waiting for ages. I took it home with me. She declared that she had taken it home with her. I (will/shall be) in Paris tomorrow. He informed his family that he would be in Paris in the following day. Notes: When the reporting verb is in the past, many changes occur.
Direct speech Reported speech
Simple present Simple past Present progressive Past progressive Present perfect Simple past Past perfect Past perfect Present perfect progressive Past perfect progressive Past progressive Future Conditional/would Would would can could could could shall would should should might might must Must/had to
Expressions of time:
Direct speech Reported speech
Today That day
Tonight That night
Now Then This week That week These days Those days Last(week/..) The previous( week/..) The (week/..) before. Yesterday The day before. The previous day. Ago Earlier Before Tomorrow The following day The next day Next(week/mont..) The following (week/..) Soon After a short time.
Expressions of place:
Direct speech Reported speech
Here There
1- He said, “I like this song.” => He said________________________________
2- “ Where is your sister?” she asked me. => she asked me__________________________________ 3- “ I don’t speak Italian”, she said. => She said___________________________________________ 4- “Say hello to Jim”, they said. => They asked me ________________________________________ 5- “ The film began at seven o’clock”, he said. => He said ___________________________________ 6- “Don’t play on the grass, boys”, she said. =>___________________________________________ 7- “Where have you spent your money?” she asked him => She asked him____________________ 8- “ I never make mistakes”, he said.=> He said__________________________________________ 9- “Does she know Robert?” he wanted to know =>______________________________________ 10- “Don’t try this at home”, the stuntman told the audience. => The stuntman advised the audience_____________________________________________.