TEACHING LANGUAGE COMPONENTS AND LANGUAGE SKILLS ppt conditional sentences

=> This is the conditional sentences type 1... Kinds of conditional sentence: type 1, type 2 and type 3.. I will pass the exam if I will study hard... If the If Clause comes first in the

CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 1

 Find someone who is your partner.

Rule: In this case, students stand up and walk around to try to find

people who have things in match with their sentence

Eg: If you need help,

You will tell me

If Clause Main Clause

1 If you heat water to 100 ̊C,

2 If the weather is fine,

3 If she doesn’t get a good night’s sleep,

4 It’s easy If you push this button,

5 If you take another week off work,

6 Careful! Unless you slow down,

7 Unless it rains soon,

8 She’s clever, and provided she works

hard,

9 If you still feel awful tomorrow,

10 If she doesn’t pass the exam this year,

a the boss will definitely fire you.

b take the day off work.

c she can try again next year.

d all the plants are going to die.

e you’re going to have an accident.

f she’s always tired in the mornings.

g it boils.

h we will go to the coast tomorrow.

i she’ll do well

j the camera rewinds automat

1 If you heat water to 100 C, it ̊ boils

mornings.

=> This is the conditional sentences type 1.

1 Kinds of conditional sentence: type 1, type 2 and type 3

2 General parts:

The conditionals are made up of two clauses:

The if clause + the main clause

Eg: If I see him, I will give him a gift

• Rule:

When you start a sentence with If, you must use a comma (,) to separate the clauses

Eg: If it doesn’t rain, we will go for a walk.

I will pass the exam if I will study hard.

If + S+ V(s/es) + O , S + will + V_inf + O

1 If the If Clause comes first in the sentence, we put a comma after

it

If it is at the end of the sentence, a comma is not needed

2 We often use Unless which means “ if…not”

Eg: If you don’t study hard, you will fail in the exam

⇒ Unless you study hard, you will fail in the exam

If she doesn’t water these trees, they will die

⇒ Unless she waters these trees, they will die

3 Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSDxMaC0QYc

 Uses:

• To express real or very probable situations in the present or future.Eg: If he has enough money, he will buy a new house

I will tell you a secret if I see you tomorrow

• To give advice, warnings and promises

Eg: I will hit you if you do that again

If you want to become a good student, you should study hard

Let’s practice

• Activity 1( individual): Put the verbs in brackets into correct tense

1 If I ( go) out tonight, I ( go ) to the cinema.

2 She ( cook) dinner if you ( go) to the supermarket.

3 If we ( not/ see) each other tomorrow, we ( see) each

other next week.

4 If he (come), I (be) surprised.

5 They (go) on holiday if they (have) time.

other next week.

• Activity 2: Work in group

Make sentences which base on content of picture.

=> If you eat chocolate too much, you

will be fast.

=> If I have a lot of money, I will buy a new beautiful house.

=> If it’s rain, we will not go

for a picnic.

=> We will go for a picnic if it doesn’t rain.

=> If she study hard, she will get high mark.

=> If she gives up smoking, she will have a good health.

Activity 3 : Work in individual: Rewrite the sentences with the same meaning.

1 I’ll call the police if you don’t leave me alone.

Activity 4: Game: Chain Game

• Rule: You will be given a sentence which is the conditional sentence type 1 Then the next person in the line must use the end of the

previous sentence to begin their own sentence

• An example has been done for you

Eg:

 “If I go to the cinema, I’ll watch Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”

 The next person could say, “If I watch Charlie and the Chocolate

Factory, I’ll eat lots of chocolate.”

Then, “If I eat lots of chocolate, I’ll put on weight” etc

If it is beautiful tomorrow, she will come to see me.

• Let’s student see a song video and after that the teacher requires them to sing it:

The song: “ If you are not the one”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QlwImkP0a0M