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Apresentação if clauses.pptx

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Ana Costa
Ana Costa

This document discusses different types of if-clauses in English and provides examples to illustrate each type. It then provides exercises for learners to practice each type of if-clause. The three types are: 1. Type 1 uses simple present in if-clause and will-future in main clause to indicate a probable condition. 2. Type 2 uses simple past in if-clause and would + infinitive in main clause to indicate an improbable or unlikely condition. 3. Type 3 uses past perfect in if-clause and would have + past participle in main clause to indicate an impossible or unlikely condition.

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If-clause main clause Type 1 simple present will-future - probable Type 2 simple past would + infinitive-improbable Type 3 past perfect would have + Participle impossible
Decide which type of if-clauses it is. 1. If you are not there, we’ll wait outside the café.  2. We would go on holiday if we had enough money.  3. W will see you at Anne’s party if we go.  4. If you had practice more, you would have done better.  5. If Mr Moore was friendly, he would get more
7. Columbus said, “If we sail to the West, we will find land.”  8. If I’m there first, I’ll get a table near the band. 
Exercise if-clauses type 1 1. If the weather ____ (be) good, we __________ (go camping) at the weekend. 2. If I _____ (get) a holiday job, I __________ (earn) some money. 3. The Indians said, “We __________ nothing to eat if you _____ (kill all the buffaloes.” Exercise if-clauses type 2 4. If the taxi driver ________ (drive) faster, we __________ (arrive) at the station on time. 5. At lot of pupils __________ (do) better at school if they ________ (listen) to the teacher. 6. If the settlers ________ (try) to understand the Indians, they __________ (live) together peacefully.
Exercise if-clauses type 3 7. I’m sure that Mr Turner ________ _______ ((give) Brian a job if he ___________ (be) more polite to him. 8. If the white settlers __________ (keep) their promises, the Indians _______________ (leave) them alone. 9. We _______________ (win) the match if we _______________ (practice) harder,

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Apresentação if clauses.pptx

  • 1. If-clause main clause Type 1 simple present will-future - probable Type 2 simple past would + infinitive-improbable Type 3 past perfect would have + Participle impossible
  • 2. Decide which type of if-clauses it is. 1. If you are not there, we’ll wait outside the café.  2. We would go on holiday if we had enough money.  3. W will see you at Anne’s party if we go.  4. If you had practice more, you would have done better.  5. If Mr Moore was friendly, he would get more
  • 3. 7. Columbus said, “If we sail to the West, we will find land.”  8. If I’m there first, I’ll get a table near the band. 
  • 4. Exercise if-clauses type 1 1. If the weather ____ (be) good, we __________ (go camping) at the weekend. 2. If I _____ (get) a holiday job, I __________ (earn) some money. 3. The Indians said, “We __________ nothing to eat if you _____ (kill all the buffaloes.” Exercise if-clauses type 2 4. If the taxi driver ________ (drive) faster, we __________ (arrive) at the station on time. 5. At lot of pupils __________ (do) better at school if they ________ (listen) to the teacher. 6. If the settlers ________ (try) to understand the Indians, they __________ (live) together peacefully.
  • 5. Exercise if-clauses type 3 7. I’m sure that Mr Turner ________ _______ ((give) Brian a job if he ___________ (be) more polite to him. 8. If the white settlers __________ (keep) their promises, the Indians _______________ (leave) them alone. 9. We _______________ (win) the match if we _______________ (practice) harder,