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I. Complete the following sentences using the help of words in the parenthesis
1. If you (sell) ........... more products, you'd earn more money.
2. If he (get up) ............ up earlier, he'd get to work on time.
3. His car would be a lot safer if he (buy) ............ some new tires.

II. Select the correct option.
1. Your pencils .................. if you paked your school bag more carefully.
a) wouldn't break
b) would breaked
c) wouldn't breaked
2. If Ben closed the window, it ............... be so cold in the kitchen.
a) would
b) wouldn't
c) could
3. I wouldn't go to this restaurant if you ............. me.
a) ask
b) asked
c) asking
III. Answer questions by using second conditional.
1. What would you do if you meet a celebrity?
R:
2. What would you do if you find $100 on the street?
R:
3. What would you do if you get lost along the way?
R:
IV. Create a dialogue in group (short conversation).
V. Create a concept map for the study (optional).

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I. Complete the sentences.
01.- If we ................ (travel)Spain,
we ................ (visit) Granada.
02.- She ................. (play) with us
If she ................. (come) early.
03.- If you ............... (cook) dinner,
I ................  (wash)the dishes.
04.- I ................. (buy) a new car
If I ................ (get) a good job.
II. create a short text using the first conditional
III. Select the correct answer.
1. If I (find) .............. his telephone number, I'll call him.
a) Find
b) Found
c) Find's
d) Will find
2. If you come early, you (meet) ..............  my brother. He'll be here until 3 o' clock.
a) Meet
b) Met
c) Will meet
d) Would meet
3. Your photos (be) ................  printed and ready within an hour if you pay extra now.
a) Be
b) Was
c) Were
d) Will be
IV. True (T) or false (F).
1. We use one clause to form a conditional sentence.

True

False

2. We use “if (past tense), would (verb)” to talk about unreal / improbable situations in the present or future.

True

False

3.If the if-clause is first, we need to use a comma before the would-clause.

True

False

4. If the would-clause is first, we need to use a comma before the if-clause.

True

False
V. Create five examples of first conditional in positive form.

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The difference between the first and second conditional.

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The difference between the first and second conditional.

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If we look for their differences, they not only differ in their use, they also differ in their grammar.

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First Conditional:
1.If you like the dress you can buy it.
2.If I get paid today I will buy the ticket
3.If you practice you will be an expert.

Second conditional:
1.If she was taller she wouldn’t wear high heels.
2.If I had a younger brother I would teach him to play basketball.
3.If it wasn’t raining we could go for a run.

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First conditional VS Second conditional 

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First conditional VS Second conditional 

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First conditional: It is used in situations where if a condition is met, a certain result is likely to occur.
Second Conditional: The Second Conditional is used to express hypothetical conditions referring to the present, something that is unlikely to occur.