Review

Unit 6
Grammar and vocabulary
 Conditional tenses
Zero Conditonal
1 Conditonal
st

2 Conditonal
nd

3 Conditonal
rd
Zero Conditional
If you freeze water, it becomes solid

If + Present simple  Present simple

Used to talk about things that are

always true
First Conditional
If you don’t have lunch, you will be
hungry

If + Present simple  Future simple

Used to talk about things that are

possible in the present or the future
 First Conditional
If + Present simple  Future simple
If you don’t have lunch, you will be hungry

If + Present simple  Modal base form

If she doesn’t want to come, she can stay home

If + Present simple  Imperative

If you want to buy a car, first compare prices
 First Conditional
If your foot is hurting, you won’t be running

If + Present continuous  Future continuous

• To check intentions or plans

• To talk about now
Complete the sentences

• If I have time tomorrow, I…

• I Will be upset if…
• If you don’t practice English
often, …
• If I feel sick tomorrow,…
 Second Conditional
If I had a million pounds, I would travel
around the world

If + Past simple  Would/could/might +

base form
• Used to talk about things which are unreal
(imaginary) in the present or the future
• Give advice , hope or ambition
 Second Conditional
If I were going around the world, I would
start in Thailand

If + Past continuous  Would/could/might +

base form
• Used to express hypothetical situations in the
past
What would you do if…
• you found a wallet in the street?
• there were an earthquake in
school?
• you saw a famous person on the
street?
• your best friend moved far away?
 Third Conditional
If I hadn’t come to school, I would have slept all
morning (but I did come)

If + Present perfect  would/ could/ might +

simple have + past participle

Unfulfilled condition in the past that cannot be

changed. Can also express regret
Page 115 and 116  Workbook

More uses and conditionals

Interactive activity
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