[CP9] CHOICES AND HAPPINESS (PT1)
[CP9] CHOICES AND HAPPINESS (PT1)
MODULE OBJECTIVE
El objetivo del presente módulo, COMMUNICATIVE PRACTICE B1+, es el siguiente:
[CP9] ANEXO DE EJERCICIOS
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CONTÁCTANOS
⚙️FIRST CONDITIONAL
Conditional sentences are made of two clauses: the if-clause* and the result clause.
We use the FIRST CONDITIONAL when we want to talk about things that have a high probability of happening.
We form the FIRST CONDITIONAL in the following way:
IF (PRESENT) + FUTURE
<<If you exercise regularly, you will be happier>>
*You can also use “unless” to mean “except if”.
Conditional mood
⚙️ZERO CONDITIONAL
Conditional sentences are made of two clauses: the if-clause* and the result clause.
We use the ZERO CONDITIONAL when we want to talk about things that are always true.
We form the ZERO CONDITIONAL in the following way:
IF (PRESENT) + PRESENT
<<If people work 30 hours a week, they have more leisure time>>
*You can also use “unless” to mean “except if”.
Conditional mood
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⚙️SECOND CONDITIONAL
Conditional sentences are made of two clauses: the if-clause* and the result clause.
We use the SECOND CONDITIONAL when we want to talk about (1) hypothetical situations and their imaginary result or (2) Improbable situations.
We form the SECOND CONDITIONAL in the following way:
IF (PAST)* + WOULD**
<<If I won the lottery, I would buy a house>>
*We never use “was” when using the verb to be in the second conditional (If I were…).
**We can also use “could” or “might” when we are not sure about the result.
Conditional mood