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Which option correctly completes the sentence: If I hadn’t learnt English, __________.
Which option correctly completes the sentence: If I hadn’t learnt English, __________.
- I would travel more.
- I wouldn’t have got this job. (correct)
- I might have failed my exams.
- I couldn’t communicate effectively.
What is the correct completion for the conditional sentence: If you'd told me you were coming __________.
What is the correct completion for the conditional sentence: If you'd told me you were coming __________.
- I can get some food in.
- I'd have found us something to eat. (correct)
- I'll bring dessert.
- I made a lovely dish.
In the conditional sentence, 'If he didn’t have to work late, __________', which is the appropriate completion?
In the conditional sentence, 'If he didn’t have to work late, __________', which is the appropriate completion?
- he might change his plans.
- he would work overtime.
- he will study for his test.
- he could go out with his girlfriend. (correct)
Complete the sentence: If you're not coming __________.
Complete the sentence: If you're not coming __________.
What is the primary focus of the module described?
What is the primary focus of the module described?
Which of these options correctly completes the sentence: If you're too ill to come __________.
Which of these options correctly completes the sentence: If you're too ill to come __________.
Which is NOT one of the objectives of the module?
Which is NOT one of the objectives of the module?
Who is the writer of the module?
Who is the writer of the module?
What role are parents and guardians expected to play in the learning process described?
What role are parents and guardians expected to play in the learning process described?
How many types of conditionals does the module address?
How many types of conditionals does the module address?
Which of the following sentences correctly completes the conditional sentence about Peter?
Which of the following sentences correctly completes the conditional sentence about Peter?
Which statement best explains the use of conditionals in arguments?
Which statement best explains the use of conditionals in arguments?
The term 'K to 12 Curriculum' primarily relates to which aspect of the educational context described?
The term 'K to 12 Curriculum' primarily relates to which aspect of the educational context described?
What are the two clauses in a conditional sentence?
What are the two clauses in a conditional sentence?
Which verb tense is typically used for the result of a first conditional sentence?
Which verb tense is typically used for the result of a first conditional sentence?
The conditional form that describes an unreal situation is known as which type?
The conditional form that describes an unreal situation is known as which type?
Which of the following sources is NOT a royalty-free image link?
Which of the following sources is NOT a royalty-free image link?
Which conditionals are primarily concerned with real and probable situations?
Which conditionals are primarily concerned with real and probable situations?
Which of the following describes the Zero Conditional?
Which of the following describes the Zero Conditional?
What is the main feature of the First Conditional?
What is the main feature of the First Conditional?
Which situation would the Second Conditional typically express?
Which situation would the Second Conditional typically express?
Which feature does the Third Conditional primarily depict?
Which feature does the Third Conditional primarily depict?
What does the structure of the Zero Conditional imply?
What does the structure of the Zero Conditional imply?
Which of the following conditions involves the use of 'would' or 'could'?
Which of the following conditions involves the use of 'would' or 'could'?
In which Conditional is the structure often represented as having 0% possibility and 100% truth?
In which Conditional is the structure often represented as having 0% possibility and 100% truth?
What kind of situations does the Third Conditional express?
What kind of situations does the Third Conditional express?
What is the basic structure of a conditional sentence?
What is the basic structure of a conditional sentence?
Which of the following is an example of a zero conditional?
Which of the following is an example of a zero conditional?
What type of clause typically begins a first conditional sentence?
What type of clause typically begins a first conditional sentence?
In which conditional type are mixed forms (second and third) used?
In which conditional type are mixed forms (second and third) used?
Which sentence correctly illustrates a second conditional?
Which sentence correctly illustrates a second conditional?
Which of these is NOT a type of conditional sentence?
Which of these is NOT a type of conditional sentence?
What is the consequence of the statement: 'If you heat water to 100°, ____'?
What is the consequence of the statement: 'If you heat water to 100°, ____'?
How can you rearrange a conditional sentence?
How can you rearrange a conditional sentence?
Study Notes
Introduction to Conditionals
- Focuses on the use of conditionals in expressing arguments.
- Designed for English 9 learners, facilitating independent and guided learning.
- Developed to help meet K to 12 Curriculum standards in Cabanatuan City.
Objectives of the Module
- Define conditionals and their types.
- Distinguish among the four types of conditionals.
- Apply conditionals effectively in argumentation.
Understanding Conditional Sentences
- Conditional sentences consist of two parts: the condition (if...) and the result.
- Usage includes various verb tenses depending on probability.
Types of Conditionals
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Zero Conditional:
- Describes permanent truths and general habits.
- Example: "If you heat water to 100°, it boils."
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First Conditional:
- Address real future possibilities.
- Structure typically includes present simple in the "if" clause and future simple in the result.
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Second Conditional:
- Describes improbable or unreal situations.
- Uses "would" + base verb in the result clause.
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Third Conditional:
- Reflects impossible situations from the past.
- Structure includes "would have" + past participle.
Mixed Conditionals
- Combination of second and third conditionals to express unique situations.
Enrichment Activities
- Exercises include completing sentences with correct conditional forms.
- Activities designed to reinforce understanding through matching statements and using all four types of conditionals in real-world issues.
Practical Application
- Encourages learners to apply conditionals to express views on societal and environmental issues such as mining and the Covid-19 pandemic.
- Promotes critical thinking and articulation of arguments through conditional usage.
Conclusion
- Mastery of conditionals enhances communication skills and argumentation in English.
- Engaging with practical activities aids comprehension and retention of the content.
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Test your understanding of how to use conditionals effectively when expressing arguments in English. This quiz is designed for students focusing on English language skills. Challenge yourself to apply conditional statements in various scenarios.
