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CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

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Page 1: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

CONDITIONAL CONDITIONAL SENTENCESSENTENCES

Page 2: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Read and think about this situations 1 Fernando has a flight tomorrow early

in the morning. He usually wakes up at 9 or after. His flight is at 8 and he has to get the airport at least an hour before. He must wake up earlier tomorrow. If his alarm clock doesn’t doesn’t ringring he won’t getwon’t get on time.

Page 3: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

2 There are many books in the library

but students don’t rent them. Stephanie says “if the books werethe books were more interesting, students would would taketake them and read more”.

Page 4: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

3 My brother need to do a presentation

for his geography work. But he can’t use the power point very well and he couldn’t do that. If he had askedhad asked me, I would have helpedwould have helped him with his geography work.

Page 5: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Let’s think about… Na primeira situação…

Fernando tem um voo e precisa acordar cedo no dia seguinte. Se seu alarme não tocar, ele não vai chegar a tempo.(If his alarm clock doesn’t ringdoesn’t ring he won’t won’t getget on time)

Tratam-se de ações interligadas para que algo ainda possa acontecer, ou deixe de acontecer. É um futuro possível.

Page 6: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

POSSIBLE FUTURE IF CLAUSE

SIMPLE PRESENT

MAIN CLAUSE

SIMPLE FUTURE (WILL)

If his alarm clock doesn’t ringdoesn’t ring he won’t getwon’t get on time

If his alarm clock ringsrings he will getget on time

Page 7: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Let’s think about… Na segunda situação…

Há muitos livros na biblioteca, mas os alunos não os emprestam. Se os livros fossem mais interessantes, os alunos os pegariam e leriam mais.(if the books the books werewere more interesting, students would would taketake them and read more)

Tratam-se de ações interligadas e hipotéticas; plano imaginário.

Page 8: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Simple Conditional – unreal situation -

IF CLAUSE

SIMPLE PAST

MAIN CLAUSE

CONDITIONAL (WOULD)

If the books werethe books were interesting, students would readwould read more

Page 9: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Let’s think about… Na terceira situação…

Meu irmão precisava fazer uma apresentação para o trabalho de geografia e não pediu ajuda. Se tivesse me pedido ajuda, teria feito o trabalho de geografia.(If he had askedhad asked me, I would would have helpedhave helped him with his geography work.)

Tratam-se de ações interligadas para que algo pudesse ter acontecido (ou não) no passado.

Page 10: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Perfect Conditional

IF CLAUSE

PAST PERFECT

MAIN CLAUSE

CONDITIONAL PERFECT(WOULD HAVE + PARTICIPLE)

If he had askedhad asked me, I would have would have helpedhelped him with his geography work.

Page 11: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

Perfect Conditional… É também empregado quando queremos

nos referir a algo que deveria ter sido feito (ou não) no passado para um efeito no presente. If you had studied harder you would have

graduated today. (Se você tivesse estudado mais você teria se formado hoje)

If they hadn’t bought their house, they would have be living near us now. (Se eles não tivessem vendido sua casa, eles estariam morando perto de nós agora)

Page 12: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

ObservaçõesObservações

Conjunções usadas com conditional sentences: If – se Unless – a menos que

Page 13: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

ObservaçõesObservações

com IF o verbo to be no passado é conjugado sempre “were”, mesmo no singular. If he were at home… If I were at school…

Page 14: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

ObservaçõesObservações

A chamada “if clause” pode tanto iniciar quanto finalizar a frase. A ordem é indiferente. If they like the house, they will buy it. They will buy the house if they like it.

Page 15: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.01) Choose the grammatically correct proposition(s) to complete the blanks in the following sentence:If he _____ the basics of computers, he _____ a better student.

01. learns - will become02. understood – would become04. would know – was08. knew – would be16. studied – become32. Will learn - becomes

Page 16: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.01) Choose the grammatically correct proposition(s) to complete the blanks in the following sentence:If he _____ the basics of computers, he _____ a better student.

01. learns - will become02. understood – would become04. would know – was08. knew – would be16. studied – become32. Will learn - becomes

Page 17: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.01) Choose the grammatically correct proposition(s) to complete the blanks in the following sentence:If he _____ the basics of computers, he _____ a better student.

01. learns - will become01. learns - will become

02. understood – would become02. understood – would become

08. knew – would be08. knew – would be

= 11= 11

Page 18: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.02) Match the sentences so that they form conditional clauses: Coluna AColuna Aa. If I have time tomorrow,b. Will you help mec. If you listen to him,d. Is the police catch him,e. We’ll go for a walk

Coluna BColuna B( ) if get into trouble?( ) he’ll go to jail.( ) if its stops raining.( ) I’ll give you a ring.( ) You will learn a lot.

Page 19: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.03) If you don’t go, ______ very angry.

a) I feelb) I amc) I wasd) I’ll bee) I have been

Page 20: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.03) If you don’t go, I’ll be very angry.

a) I feelb) I amc) I was

d) I’ll bee) I have been

Page 21: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.04) If he likes that van, he ______ it.

a) will buyb) could buyc) would buyd) buys

Page 22: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

23.04) If he likes that van, he will buy it.

a) will buyb) could buyc) would buyd) buys

Page 23: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.01) Choose the correct proposition(s):01. If you had listened to me, you would

have bought the tickets in advance, and now we would be able to see the play.

02. If you had gone to the movies, you would meet him.

04. If you had worked harder, you would have been in a better positions today.

08. I would have bought the picture yesterday, if I had seen it before.

Page 24: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

16. Joe will see the show if it comes to town.32. If Paul were a real friend, he wouldn’t

have left us behind.64. Unless Mike had known the truth, he

would never have notice.

Page 25: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

01. If you had listened to me, you would have bought the tickets in advance, and now we would be able to see the play.

04. If you had worked harder, you would have been in a better positions today.

08. I would have bought the picture yesterday, if I had seen it before.

16. Joe will see the show if it comes to town.64. Unless Mike had known the truth, he would never

have notice.

=93

Page 26: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.02) Candidates who get a poor result always regret: If I studied more before sitting for the test, I _____ it.

a) would passb) passedc) have passedd) would have passede) had passed

Page 27: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.02) Candidates who get a poor result always regret: If I studied more before sitting for the test, I would pass it.

a) would pass

Page 28: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.03) Johnny would be happy if he ______ at the party.

a) had beenb) wasc) wered) will bee) is

Page 29: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.03) Johnny would be happy if he were at the party.

c) were

Page 30: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. Read and think about this situations 1 doesnt ringwont get Fernando has a flight tomorrow early in the morning. He usually wakes.

24.04) Indicate the alternative that best completes the following sentence:

If you had taken my advice, you ______.a) would learned the lessonb) would have learned the lessonc) should learned the lessond) would learn the lessone) should understand the lesson

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24.04) Indicate the alternative that best completes the following sentence:

If you had taken my advice, you would have learned the lesson.

b) would have learned the lesson