Using of Conditionals in Expressing Arguments

Question 1

It is a sentence that is composed of two clauses and expresses a condition and its result.

Answer 1

Conditional

Question 2

These express the result of a particular action or condition.

Answer 2

Conditional Statements

Question 3

It is the if clause and states the condition.

Answer 3

Antecedent Clause

Question 4

It is the main clause and expresses the result of the condition.

Answer 4

Consequent Clause

Question 5

What is the other term for the antecedent clause?

Answer 5

Adverb Clause or Adverb of Condition

Question 6

What are the four types of conditionals?

Answer 6

(1) Zero Conditional
(2) First Conditional
(3) Second Conditional
(4) Third Conditional

Question 7

It is a type of conditional that deals with habits and general truths such as laws.

Answer 7

Zero Conditional

Question 8

It is a type of conditional that is used in dealing with things that are possibly or likely to happen in the future.

Answer 8

First Conditional

Question 9

It is a type of conditional that is used in dealing with things that are impossible in
present and are unlikely to happen.

Answer 9

Second Conditional

Question 10

It is a type of conditional that is used in dealing with things or changes in a scenario yielding to different results.

Answer 10

Third Conditional

Question 11

What is the formula for the Zero Conditional?

Answer 11

if / when + simple present… simple present

Question 12

What is the formula for the First Conditional?

Answer 12

if / when + simple present… will + base form

Question 13

What is the formula for the Second Conditional?

Answer 13

if / when + simple past… would + base form

Question 14

What is the formula for the Third Conditional?

Answer 14

if / when + past perfect… would have + past participle

Question 15

It is also used for showing a condition that has not happened yet but is likely to happen that will result in another thing happening in the future.

Answer 15

First Conditional

Question 16

TRUE OR FALSE
We can’t use SHALL, CAN, or MAY instead of WILL.

Answer 16

FALSE
Sometimes, we use shall, can, or may instead of will.

Question 17

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If you freeze water, it becomes a solid.

Answer 17

Zero Conditional

Question 18

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If she fell, she would hurt herself.

Answer 18

Second Conditional

Question 19

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If I had known you were in hospital, I would have visited you.

Answer 19

Third Conditional

Question 20

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If you mix red and blue, you get purple.

Answer 20

Zero Conditional

Question 21

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If I have time, I will finish that letter.

Answer 21

First Conditional

Question 22

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If I had known it was your birthday, I would have bought you a present.

Answer 22

Third Conditional

Question 23

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If you went to bed earlier, you would not be so tired.

Answer 23

Second Conditional

Question 24

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If you drop that glass, it will break.

Answer 24

First Conditional

Question 25

What type of conditional is in the given below?

If Eloisa loved coffee, I would give her.

Answer 25

Second Conditional