FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS WITH THE ZERO CONDITIONAL

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Feelings and Emotions with the Zero Conditional
Complete the sentences with a feeling or emotion.

If a person has a job interview, he probably feels …

If a person has a job interview, he probably feels anxious

If a person sees his girlfriend with a man he doesn’t know, he probably feels. …

If a person sees his girlfriend with a man he doesn’t know, he probably feels angry

If a person watches a movie about a serial killer and he is home alone, he feels

If a person watches a movie about a serial killer and he is home alone, he feels nervous

If a person does not eat for 48 hours, he probably feels …

If a person does not eat for 48 hours, he probably feels indigestion

If a person does not talk to his family or friends for a long time, he probably feels …
If a person does not talk to his family or friends for a long time, he probably feels nostalgic

If a person works out and is really hot, he probably feels …

If a person works out and is really hot, he probably feels suffocated

If a person’s cat dies, he probably feels …

If a person’s cat dies, he probably feels sad

If a person has two jobs and no time to relax, he probably feels …

If a person has two jobs and no time to relax, he probably feels tired

If a person cannot keep his eyes open, he probably feels …

If a person cannot keep his eyes open, he probably feels insomnia

If a person gets cut off on the freeway, he probably feels …

If a person gets cut off on the freeway, he probably feels scared

Complete the sentences with what you do when you feel a certain way.

If I’m angry, I don't talk to anyone.

If I’m busy, I can't interact with others.

If I’m hungry, I looking to eat.

If I’m jealous, I argue with my girlfriend.

If I’m lonely, I watch a movie.

If I’m scared, I looking to relax.

If I’m sleepy, I sleep.

If I’m nervous, I relax.

If I’m thirsty, I drink ice water.

If I’m upset, I got for a walk.

Discuss with a partner.

A: “What do you do if you feel hungry?

B: “I eat a whole pizza.”

A: “What about you?”

B: “I order food at home or cook.”

Song Lyrics
“If I Can't Have You”  
Yvonne Elliman

Don't know why I'm surviving every lonely day

When there's got to be no chance for me
My life would end and it doesn't matter how I cry
My tears of love are a waste of time
If I turn away am I strong enough to see it through
Go crazy is what I will do

If I can't have you, I don't want nobody baby

If I can't have you, ah, ah, ah…
I can't have you
I don't want nobody baby, if I can't have you ah, ah, ah…

Can't let go and it doesn't matter how I try

I gave it all so easily to you my love
To dreams that never will come true
Am I strong enough to see it through
Go crazy is what I will do
If I can't have you, I don't want nobody baby
If I can't have you, ah, ah, ah…
I can't have you
I don't want nobody baby, if I can't have you ah, ah, ah…

What feelings or emotions do you see? How do you think she feels?
She feel Angry
She feel Sad
She feel Disappointment

Give two examples of conditional (using if) from this song.

If can't be by your side, I dont't know what i'm going to do
If I can't have you, my life is meaningles.
What does it mean when she says, “to see it through”?
That if she walks away, she will be strong to stand up to not being close to
him
What is this song about?

 a woman who can’t let her young child go

 a woman who knows her relationship is over but doesn’t want it to be
 a woman who wants to own a baby and doesn’t want anything else
Why does she use the word “baby” in the song?
It's a nickname to refer to her boyfriend.
Can you think of other nicknames?
Sweetie
Sky
Heart
Sad

Conditional Sentences – Third Condition

(Past Time - Unreal/ Contrary to Fact)

Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verbs provided.

Ex. Annie failed her history test, but if she had studied (study) harder, she would have passed
(pass).

Kevin caught the bus on time, but if he had missed (miss) the bus, he would have been (be)
late for his appointment.

Bob didn’t write to me when he was on vacation, but if he had known (know) my address, he
would have sent (send) me a postcard.

We didn’t buy the car because it was too expensive, but if it had been (be) a little cheaper, we
would have bought (buy) it.

They didn’t go to her party, but if she had invited (invite) them, they would have gone (go).

I didn’t know that Dave was in the hospital last week. If I had known (know), I would have
visited (visit) him.

It was cold yesterday, but if it had been (be) warmer, we would have gone (go) to the beach.

I felt a little sick last night. If I had fetl (feel) better, I would have gone (go) to the movie with
you.

Jane didn’t understand the homework. If she had listened (listen) to the teacher’s instructions,
she would have knowed (know) what to do.

I’m sorry I was late. I forgot to set my alarm clock last night. If the alarm clock had rung (ring), I

would have gotten (get) to the meeting on time.

The hockey tickets were all sold out. If there had been (be) a ticket available, I would have
gone (go) to the game.

Our team lost the football game last night, but if George had played (play), we probably would
have won (win).

Conditional Sentences – Third Condition

Verb Tenses in Third Conditional Sentences

Directions: Choose the correct verb tense in each of the following sentences.

If Marty had gone to the party, I would have gone too.

a) went b) would have gone c) had gone

If you hadn’t lent me the money, I wouldn’t have bought the ticket.

a) didn’t lend b) don’t lend c) hadn’t lent

I wouldn’t have stayed at that hotel if you hadn’t recommended it to me.

a) hadn’t recommended b) don’t recommend c) didn’t recommend

She would have been hurt in the car accident if she hadn’t worn her seat belt.

a) wouldn’t worn b) didn’t wore c) hadn’t worn

If you had asked me, I would have helped you.

a) had asked b) asked c) ask

If I hadn’t taken my umbrella, I would have gotten very wet.

 a) got b) had gotten c) would have gotten

I would have been very disappointed if you hadn’t come with us.

a) don’t come b) wouldn’t have come c) hadn’t come

If she hadn’t been in such a hurry, she wouldn’t have driven through a red light.

a) wasn’t b) hadn’t been c) wouldn’t be

Conditional Sentences – Third Condition

Matching
Match the first part of the sentence on the left with the correct ending on the right.

1) I would have said hello ….. A. if I hadn’t looked at my calendar.

2) I would have mailed the letter ….
3) If I had seen the accident .
sleeping.
4) If I had planned a trip to France, ….
5) I would have forgotten your birthday …..
6) The accident wouldn’t have happened…
7) I would have cleaned my apartment…
8) If I had brought my bathing suit, …..
French.
9) My sweater wouldn’t have shrunk….
10) I would have been much quieter….
B. if the roads hadn’t been so slippery.
C. if I had known the baby was
D. if I had seen you.
E. I would have gone swimming.
F. if I had had some stamps.
G. if I hadn’t washed it in hot water.
H. I would have tried to learn some
I. if I had known they were coming.
J. I would have called an ambulance.

Sentence Completion

Complete the following sentences using your own words.

I would have lent you some money if I had not paid the life insurance.

The boss would have fired her if I hadn't arrived on time.

If I had known it was going to rain, I would have brought umbrella.

If she hadn’t missed so many classes, I would not have missed the course.

If yesterday had been a holiday, I would have slept all day

I wouldn’t have missed the bus if I got up early.

I would have had a party if I had got good grades.

I would have called you if I had left the meeting early,

Conditional Sentences – Third Condition

Comprehension
Read the conditional sentences below and answer the questions that follow each one.

Ex. If it hadn’t rained yesterday, we would have had a picnic.

Did it rain yesterday? YES

Did we have a picnic? NO

If you had come to the party, you would have met my cousin.

Did you come to the party? NO

Did you meet my cousin? NO

I wouldn’t have gone to the movie if I had known it was scary.

Did I go to the movie? YES

Was it scary? YES

Do I like scary movies? NO

If I had known he was a careless driver, I wouldn’t have lent him my car.

Is he a careless driver? YES

Did I lend him my car? YES

If Professor Neville had taught the history course, I would have taken it.

Did Professor Neville teach the history course? NO

Did I take the history course? NO

Marie wouldn’t have married Roger if she hadn’t been in love with him.

Did Marie marry Roger? YES

Was Marie in love with Roger? YES

If the bus had been on time, we wouldn’t have missed our appointment.

Was the bus on time? NO

Did we miss our appointment? YES

If I had had a lot of homework last night, I wouldn’t have gone to the movie.

Did I have a lot of homework last night? NO

Did I go to the movie last night? YES

I would have known about the accident if I had read the newspaper yesterday.

Did I know about the accident? NO

Did I read the newspaper yesterday? NO

Third Conditional Sentences with Wish

What Would You Do and How Would You Feel?

Directions: Read the wishes below and write a third conditional sentence related to each
one.

Ex. I wish I had known about her accident.

If I had known about her accident, I would have sent her some flowers.

I wish I had learned to speak several languages when I was young.

If I had learned to speak several languages when I was young, I would have traveled more
She wishes she had never met him.

If they had told him what it was like, She wishes she would never met him.

They wish they had visited Paris when they were in Europe.

If the train had not delayed, they wish they would visited Paris when they were in Europe.

He wishes he had applied for that government job.

If he wasn't so proud, He wishes he would had applied for that government job

I wish I hadn’t seen that horror movie.

If I had seen the trailer, I wish I wouldn't see that horror movie.

I wish I hadn’t drunk so much coffee last night.

If I hadn't felt so tired, I wish I wouldn't drink so much coffee last night.

I wish I had taken my camera on our camping trip.

If I had packed everything on time, I wish I would taken my camera on your camping trip.

I wish it had been warmer yesterday.

If I had gone to the pool yesterday, I wish it would been warmer yesterday

I wish I had read the instructions more carefully.

If I had wasn't so busy I wish I would read the instructions more carefully.

I wish I hadn’t yelled at the children.

If I hadn't been so stressed yesterday, I wish I hadn’t yelled at the children.

Mixed Conditionals
A) Verb Tenses in First, Second, and Third Conditional Sentences
Complete the following sentences with the correct form of the verbs provided.

1. If it rains next Saturday, I will stay (stay) home.

2. I didn’t go (go) to the movie with you last week if I was (not/be) sick. Why don’t we go
tonight?

3. If I were you, I would toll (tell) her the truth.

4. That was a very bad accident. If he had been (be) more careful, it wouldn’t have
happened.

5. That new restaurant is terrible! If I were you (be) you, I would have cancel (cancel)
your reservation. You should go somewhere else.

6. It’s raining now, but if is it(be) sunny, I will go (go) for a long walk.

7. It rained all day yesterday, but if it is (be) sunny, I will go (go) for a long walk. Instead, I
stayed inside and read all day.

8. I didn’t know you were coming home last night. If you tell (tell) me, I pick (pick) you up
at the airport. Did you take a taxi home?

9. I have to go to the store now. If you tell(tell) me what you need, I get (get) your gro-
ceries too. Then you won’t have to go out.

10. I didn’t finish the report yesterday. If I stayed (stay) at the office late last night, I
probably Will Finish (Finish) it. I’ll have to do it today.

11. You are such a good worker. If I were you, I would have asked (ask) the boss for a
raise.

12. I don’t know Frank’s telephone number, but if I know (know) it, I would call him right
now.
 13. I wasn’t at school yesterday, so I didn’t know about the homework. If I had been (be)
there, I would have known (know) about it and I done (do) it last night.

14. If it rains (rain) tomorrow, we will cancel (cancel) the game.

Fill in the gaps with the type 1 conditional sentences.

1. If you squeeze (squeeze) an orange, you get (get) orange juice.

2. You will put (put) on some more weight if you eat (eat) too much sugar.

3. If I STUDY (study) a lot, I WILL PASS (pass) the year.

4. If you PRESS (press) that button, the machine STOP (stop) functioning.

5. If you DON`T APOLOGISE (not / apologise), she WON`T FORGIVE (not / forgive) you.

6. If you WASH (wash) the dishes today, I WILL DUST (dust) the house.

7. What WILL HAPPEN (happen) if I PRESS (press) this button?

8. If there aren’t (not / be) enough water in the next few years, many people will die (die).

9. If we not recycle (not / recycle), we will put (put) our own survival at risk.

10. It will are (be) damaged if you press (press) it too much.

11. If you touch (touch) the dog, it will bite (bite) you.

12. Students will get (get) good marks if they study (study) regularly.

Fill in the gaps so as to build correct type 2 conditional sentences.

1. If I were (be) you, I would study (study) for the final exam.

2. If my parents were (be) rich, I wouldn’t need (not / need) to work so much.

3. If Sara had (have) a good handwriting, I could understand her texts!

4. If my computer functioned (function) properly, I would use (use) it more often.

5. You were (be) healthier if you could eat (eat) less red meat.

6. If we eat (eat) more vegetables, our body would (be) healthier.

7. If you tidied (tidy) up your bedroom every day, it wouldn't (not / be) in a mess.

8. I didn’t (not / do) the chores myself if I would have (have) more money.

9. We could stay in Tom’s house, if he lives (live) in a big house.

10. There were (be) confrontation if the two opposite cheerleaders would appear (appear).

11. If they known (know) more vocabulary, they could are (be) able to understand more easily.
Fill in the blanks with either zero or first conditional.

1. There will are (be) difficulties in the traffic if it snows.

2. You will see London Eye if you visit (visit) London.

3. If you go (go) to the disco tomorrow, you will dance a lot.

4. If you don’t (not / go) out, please be sure to rent some up-dated films.

5. I won’t go to the party if it rains (rain).

6. If you sit (sit) in the sun, you get burned.

7. If I am (be) even 5 minutes late for work, my boss shouts at me.

8. If you speak (speak) too loud, I am able to hear you.

9. If babies not sleep (not / sleep), they become too easily upset.

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Conditional Sentences Review-
All types
Fill in the correct tense

The towns wouldn’t destroyed (not/be destroy) if the volcano hadn’t been so destructive.

If the inhabitants evacuate (evacuate) early enough, the terrible disaster would have been averted.

If the weather is gloomy, we will stay (stay) in the hotel and read.

If I heard a loud, shrill, frightening noise while at the beach, I will return (return) to the hotel
immediately.

A tsunami would be set off, if a nearly volcano erupt (erupt).

If the curious children and adults hadn’t gone on the beach to investigate the strange sound, they
lose (lose) their lives.

The disaster wouldn’t have been so terrible, if all the hotels had prepared (prepare) for the
possibility of a tsunami.

If you want to be safe during a tsunami, you move (move) miles inland.

When the sea draws back it means that a tsunami will come (come) soon.

Many lives would have been saved, if the guest at the hotel taken (take) precautions.

If there is a serious tsunami, the coastline will (be) damaged.

If the scientists who had observed the ash from volcano had alerted the nearby countries, the
extent of the disaster would (be) much less.

If there were strong winds along with a tsunami, there could (be) tremendous damage to the
coastline.

If scientists predict tsunamis, they can save (save) many lives.

Write the nouns

1. Predict Forecast 5. Damage Harm

2. Protect Defend 6. Observe See

3. Evacuate Forsake 7. Rescue Liberate