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Conditionals 1 & 2

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Lee atentamente cada enunciado y selecciona la opción correcta para completar la oración.

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1. El Condicional 1 (First Conditional) se usa para situaciones reales o posibles en el futuro.
Estructura: If + Present Simple, will + verbo base.
2. El Condicional 2 (Second Conditional) se utiliza para situaciones hipotéticas o poco probables en el presente o futuro.
Estructura: If + Past Simple, would + verbo base.
3. Tienes un tiempo limitado para responder cada pregunta.

Al finalizar, recibirás tu puntaje y retroalimentación inmediata generada con IA, para que identifiques tus aciertos y áreas de mejora.

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Lee atentamente cada enunciado y selecciona la opción correcta para completar la oración. Recuerda: 1. El Condicional 1 (First Conditional) se usa para situaciones reales o posibles en el futuro. Estructura: If + Present Simple, will + verbo base. 2. El Condicional 2 (Second Conditional) se utiliza para situaciones hipotéticas o poco probables en el presente o futuro. Estructura: If + Past Simple, would + verbo base. 3. Tienes un tiempo limitado para responder cada pregunta. Al finalizar, recibirás tu puntaje y retroalimentación inmediata generada con IA, para que identifiques tus aciertos y áreas de mejora.

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1

If I were late, I __ the meeting.

2

If you heat ice, it __.

3

If he __ harder, he would pass the exam.

4

If you __ the bus, you’ll arrive on time.

5

If I had more time, I __ travel.

6

If she __ harder, she would have passed.

7

If you heat water to 100°C, it __.

8

If they __ the report, they would be punished.

9

If I were you, I __ that offer.

10

If she __ more, she may join the team.

11

If they arrive late, we __ dinner.

12

If you __ a car, you must pay taxes.

13

If I had known, I __ there sooner.

14

If you were a mentor, you __ them to seek feedback.

15

If the project succeeds, we __ more funding.

16

If I __ enough, I could explain it clearly.

17

If she __ the deadline, she would avoid penalties.

18

If you __ the sign, you won’t miss the turn.

19

If they had more data, they __ the model better.

20

If you had asked, I __ to help.

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First conditional uses present or future; 'will miss' fits future consequence.

Ice melts at any temperature above 0°C; present simple is typical for universal truths.

Second conditional uses past tense in if-clause: 'if he studied' would imply hypothetical; here it’s present for a realistic wish, but 'studies' fits a general possibility.

First conditional: present simple in if-clause + will + base verb in main clause.

Second conditional: past simple in if-clause + would + base verb in main clause.

Third form refers to a past unreal situation; past perfect in if-clause with would have + past participle.

General truth; present simple in both clauses is acceptable for a universal fact.

Mixed tense; past perfect in if-clause used for unreal past condition.

Subjunctive in hypothetical; 'would accept' is correct with 'If I were you'.

Past simple in if-clause with modal may in main clause for possibility.

First conditional: present + will to express future consequence.

Infinitive after modal-like structure; simple present in if-clause.

Third conditional: past perfect in if-clause with would have + past participle.

Second conditional expresses hypothetical present: would + base verb.

First conditional: present simple + will for future outcome.

Past simple in condition clause; result clause with could + base verb.

Unreal past? Here present simple in if-clause; main clause with would + base verb.

First conditional: present simple in if-clause; will not appear because negation handled in main clause with won’t.

Past in if-clause with would + base in main clause for unreal present/future.

Past perfect in if-clause; would have + past participle in main clause.

 
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