Conditional exercises

This blog has been running for several years so, if you use the search tool on your right you will come face to face with posts from former years. 

And they are handy if you need some extra practice. 

As for the Conditionals, you can find these posts in the blog:

Conditionals: Grammar and sentences

http://esl-freak.blogspot.com.es/2015/04/conditionals-answer-key.html

Conditionals Easy Practice

http://esl-freak.blogspot.com.es/2017/04/resit-exam-practice-conditionals.html

More Conditional Sentences

http://esl-freak.blogspot.com.es/2016/04/more-conditional-exercises-on-line.html

Conditional Sentences. Transformations

http://esl-freak.blogspot.com.es/2016/04/conditional-sentences-transformations.html

Some of you will be like...

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Please, don't get me wrong: You don't have to do all these exercises (remember that this is a compilation of several years). You can use this post as a reference or as an useful source of exercises.

More conditional exercises (on line)

We know that...

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More exercises on conditional exercises for those of you who want to become experts at them.

Conditional sentences

Conditional sentences transformations

Look at this face...

This is the face of my students when they don't understand something (usually while I'm still explaining it). 

Sometimes, they translate this face into words. And it's something like that: "I don't entender very mucho".

Well, one of this phenomenal moments took place this morning when we were going through conditional transformations. Do you know what I'm talking about? Those exercises in which you are given one sentence and you are asked to create a second sentence with the same meaning as the former but using different words. Brilliant. 

Well, I've been gathering some on line practice. Help yourselves!

Conditional Sentence Transformations. Introduction

Conditional Transformations

Conditional Transformations. 2

Conditional sentences: a repost

Hi, guys! 

Since I haven't had enough time to write a post as half as good as last year's, I decided to take a shortcut.

I'm reposting what I wrote last year, so you don't have to look up that specific entry in my post list.

Conditional Sentences (a repost)

Conditional Sentences --> Listening exercise

It's Saturday!

But my biological clock doesn't get it (sigh)...

Anyway, today I'm posting a special conditional activity. It focuses on the listening skills and I think it is a perfect activity for this Sunday afternoon (you now that it will be raining, right?)

In order to complete this activity you need to dowload the following worksheet:

HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER (CONDITIONAL) 

It is a listening comprehension activity based on episode 15, season 2 of the famous American TV series HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER. 

 Let me introduce you the plot of this particular episode:

"When Ted misses his important business trip to Chicago, he tries to trace his steps back to the original incident that triggered the series of events that made him miss the flight"

It is the perfect episode to practise the 3rd conditional because....

Can you really change your past? 

Most probably not!

 You can download the episode in English with Spanish subtitles by clicking on the following link:

HIMYM_ season 2 episode 15

Or you can watch it online here:

HIMYM_ Lucky penny

Conditionals---> Answer Key

How you doin'? 

I've been quite busy the last couple of weeks. It's always the same after the holidays: resits, marking, preparing classes...

All in all I've been like...

And, believe me, the pile of TO DO tasks keeps getting higher. In fact, I'm actually wearing my highest heels just to reach the top (just kidding! or sort of...)

So, here I am, trying to cross out some overdue tasks. The most important one, in my opinion, was to post the answer key to the conditional sentences I uploaded two weeks ago.

Conditional sentences: THEORY AND EXERCISES

ANSWER KEY TO CONDITIONAL EXERCISES

Online games---> conditionals

I know that you love these sort of games so I've been doing some research and.... 

Ta-dah!

Look what I've found! An online game to review the conditionals! The game is a version of a very popular TV show. Here's a clue...

I'm sure you know the rules of the game 

If can't wait, click on the link below!

Conditionals Billionaire Game

And here's another game involving a matching activity:

Conditionals Matching Activity

Have fun!

Conditionals

"Teacher, if you post more exercises on the blog, I will do them all at home"

And that, dear friends, is a statement which I'm not very used to hear these days (please, note that my student even used the conditionals that I had just explained). What's not to love?

I'm sure that those fellow teachers who read my blog will understand completely why my face turned into this:

Okay, okay, maybe I don't have such an expressive face. 

And maybe, I don't look as good as her when I'm excited. 

But you get my point, right?

So here I am, posting more CONDITIONAL EXERCISES for you (and now I'm talking to my dear students) to practise. 

Help yourselves!

(Answer key will be posted soon)

Conditional exercises