3 Conditionals

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In this game, players will explore the concept of conditionals by determining whether the given nouns are examples of conditional statements or not. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that are related to conditionals and ❌ for those that are not.

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JUAN DAVID BARRERA ORTIZ

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3 ConditionalsVersión en línea In this game, players will explore the concept of conditionals by determining whether the given nouns are examples of conditional statements or not. Players will answer with ✅ for nouns that are related to conditionals and ❌ for those that are not. por JUAN DAVID BARRERA ORTIZ 1 The first conditional cannot be used to make promises. Sí No 2 Conditionals are used to express the consequences of actions. Sí No 3 The second conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the present or future. Sí No 4 The first conditional can be used to make promises. Sí No 5 The first conditional is used for real situations in the future. Sí No 6 In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple present, will + verb'. Sí No 7 The third conditional is formed with 'if + past perfect, would have + past participle'. Sí No 8 In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple past, will + verb'. Sí No 9 The second conditional is used for facts that are always true. Sí No 10 The first conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the past. Sí No 11 The third conditional refers to hypothetical situations in the past. Sí No 12 The third conditional refers to future situations. Sí No 13 The second conditional uses 'if + simple present, would + verb'. Sí No 14 Conditionals are not used to express wishes. Sí No 15 The second conditional is useful for describing scientific facts. Sí No 16 The second conditional is useful for giving advice. Sí No 17 The third conditional can express regret for past actions. Sí No 18 The third conditional cannot express regret. Sí No 19 The second conditional uses 'if + simple past, would + verb'. Sí No 20 The first conditional is a structure that does not follow any grammatical rule. Sí No

3 ConditionalsVersión en línea

por JUAN DAVID BARRERA ORTIZ

The first conditional cannot be used to make promises.

Sí

Conditionals are used to express the consequences of actions.

Sí

The second conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the present or future.

Sí

The first conditional can be used to make promises.

Sí

The first conditional is used for real situations in the future.

Sí

In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple present, will + verb'.

Sí

The third conditional is formed with 'if + past perfect, would have + past participle'.

Sí

In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple past, will + verb'.

Sí

The second conditional is used for facts that are always true.

Sí

The first conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the past.

Sí

The third conditional refers to hypothetical situations in the past.

Sí

The third conditional refers to future situations.

Sí

The second conditional uses 'if + simple present, would + verb'.

Sí

Conditionals are not used to express wishes.

Sí

The second conditional is useful for describing scientific facts.

Sí

The second conditional is useful for giving advice.

Sí

The third conditional can express regret for past actions.

Sí

The third conditional cannot express regret.

Sí

The second conditional uses 'if + simple past, would + verb'.

Sí

The first conditional is a structure that does not follow any grammatical rule.

Sí

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3 ConditionalsVersión en línea

por JUAN DAVID BARRERA ORTIZ

The first conditional cannot be used to make promises.

Conditionals are used to express the consequences of actions.

The second conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the present or future.

The first conditional can be used to make promises.

The first conditional is used for real situations in the future.

In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple present, will + verb'.

The third conditional is formed with 'if + past perfect, would have + past participle'.

In the first conditional, the structure is 'if + simple past, will + verb'.

The second conditional is used for facts that are always true.

The first conditional is used for hypothetical situations in the past.

The third conditional refers to hypothetical situations in the past.

The third conditional refers to future situations.

The second conditional uses 'if + simple present, would + verb'.

Conditionals are not used to express wishes.

The second conditional is useful for describing scientific facts.

The second conditional is useful for giving advice.

The third conditional can express regret for past actions.

The third conditional cannot express regret.

The second conditional uses 'if + simple past, would + verb'.

The first conditional is a structure that does not follow any grammatical rule.

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