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    The document is an asynchronous activity for a 3rd grade bilingual class. It provides exercises to help students identify the differences between zero and first conditionals. The activity contains exercises where students must complete sentences with the correct conditional verb form, organize sentences to build the proper conditional structure, and match sentence parts to form conditionals. The goal is to help students understand and distinguish between zero and first conditionals.

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    The document is an asynchronous activity for a 3rd grade bilingual class. It provides exercises to help students identify the differences between zero and first conditionals. The activity contains exercises where students must complete sentences with the correct conditional verb form, organize sentences to build the proper conditional structure, and match sentence parts to form conditionals. The goal is to help students understand and distinguish between zero and first conditionals.

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    The document is an asynchronous activity for a 3rd grade bilingual class. It provides exercises to help students identify the differences between zero and first conditionals. The activity contains exercises where students must complete sentences with the correct conditional verb form, organize sentences to build the proper conditional structure, and match sentence parts to form conditionals. The goal is to help students understand and distinguish between zero and first conditionals.

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    UNIDAD EDUCATIVA PARTICULAR

    BILINGÜE ESPÍRITU SANTO

    Asynchronous activity 4
    LANGUAGE
    Grade/Course: 3 BGU
    Student’s Name: Juan Pablo Arcaya Garzón
    Sciences B
    Teacher: Dr. Cecilia Polanco Date: Nov. 7TH. 2022

    Topic Objective Content

    Zero and First Identify the differences


    conditional between zero and first  Complete the sentences
    conditionals
    1.- COMPLETE AND PUT THE VERB WITH THE TYPE OF CONDITIONAL THAT
    CORRESPOND:

    Answers:

    1. eats, get
    2. smoke, will get
    3. play, won’t get overweight
    4. heat, melts
    5. speak, will get
    Answers:

    1. do, isn’t
    2. report, suspect
    3. won’t, bothers him
    4. want, should
    5. face, notice

    3.- ORGANIZE TO BUILD THE CORRECT CONDITIONAL FORM:


    Answers for exercise 3:

    1. If you leave the barn gates open, farmers in get very angry.
    2. If you don’t use a seat belt, you have more chance of die.
    3. It tastes sweet if you add sugar.

    Answers for exercise 4:

    1. If you keep your clothes in the wardrobe, your room will look much tidier.
    2. You should start saving money now if you decide to go to Australia.
    3. We have to hurry if we want to arrive before the storm starts.
    5.- MATCH THE PARTS OF THE SENTENCES:

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