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    This document discusses using songs to teach different types of conditionals to English language learners. It lists example song titles and artists that demonstrate zero conditionals, which describe general truths; first conditionals, which refer to possible future events; second conditionals, which involve hypothetical or impossible situations; and third conditionals, which refer to events that cannot happen because they are in the past. Learning conditionals through relatable songs can help English learners understand and recall the different conditional structures.

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    This document discusses using songs to teach different types of conditionals to English language learners. It lists example song titles and artists that demonstrate zero conditionals, which describe general truths; first conditionals, which refer to possible future events; second conditionals, which involve hypothetical or impossible situations; and third conditionals, which refer to events that cannot happen because they are in the past. Learning conditionals through relatable songs can help English learners understand and recall the different conditional structures.

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    LEARNING CONDITIONALS THROUGH SONGS

    Song title + singer


    Zero conditional - Rain by The Beatles
    (general truths and - Everytime by Britney Spears
    scientific facts)

    1st conditional - Count on me by Bruno Mars


    (future possible - If you don’t know me by now by Simply Red
    events)

    2nd conditional - What if God was one of us by Joan Osborne


    (hypothetical or - If I were a boy by Beyonce
    near-impossible
    situations)
    3rd conditional - If it hadn’t been for love by Adele
    (situations that are - Come back, be here by Taylor Swift
    impossible because
    they’ve already
    happened)
    http://thirdfloorenglishi.weebly.com/songs-with-conditionals.html

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