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Practice talking with real and hypothetical futures

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Speaking Cards: First & Second ConditionalOnline version Practice talking with real and hypothetical futures by Tasya Maria 1 Group 1 - First conditional: real future options 2 Group 2 - First conditional: advice and planning 3 Group 3 - Second conditional: hypothetical present 4 Group 4 - Second conditional: hypothetical actions now 5 Group 5 - Mixed prompts: choose the right conditional If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home and study. If you study every day, you will improve your speaking. If they invite me, I will join the conversation practice. If you want to sound confident, you will practice speaking aloud daily. If you prepare your notes, you will give a clearer answer in the discussion. If she asks for feedback, you will ask for specific tips. If we set a timer, you will manage your turn in the conversation. If they use fillers less, they will appear more fluent. If I spoke English every day, I would become fluent faster. If she were here, she would help us with pronunciation. If we had a native speaker today, we would get better feedback. If you spoke with me, I would understand you better. If they paid more attention, they would notice my improvements. If we organized more sessions, more students would join. If you pass the exam, what will you do next? If you could change one thing about your speaking, what would you change? If it snows tomorrow, would you go to class or stay home? If you had the chance to rehearse, you would practice with a partner. If your goal is fluency, you should practice with a timer and respond quickly.

Speaking Cards: First & Second ConditionalOnline version

Practice talking with real and hypothetical futures

by Tasya Maria

Group 1 - First conditional: real future options

Group 2 - First conditional: advice and planning

Group 3 - Second conditional: hypothetical present

Group 4 - Second conditional: hypothetical actions now

Group 5 - Mixed prompts: choose the right conditional

If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home and study.

If you study every day, you will improve your speaking.

If they invite me, I will join the conversation practice.

If you want to sound confident, you will practice speaking aloud daily.

If you prepare your notes, you will give a clearer answer in the discussion.

If she asks for feedback, you will ask for specific tips.

If we set a timer, you will manage your turn in the conversation.

If they use fillers less, they will appear more fluent.

If I spoke English every day, I would become fluent faster.

If she were here, she would help us with pronunciation.

If we had a native speaker today, we would get better feedback.

If you spoke with me, I would understand you better.

If they paid more attention, they would notice my improvements.

If we organized more sessions, more students would join.

If you pass the exam, what will you do next?

If you could change one thing about your speaking, what would you change?

If it snows tomorrow, would you go to class or stay home?

If you had the chance to rehearse, you would practice with a partner.

If your goal is fluency, you should practice with a timer and respond quickly.

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Speaking Cards: First & Second ConditionalOnline version

by Tasya Maria

Group 1 - First conditional: real future options

Group 2 - First conditional: advice and planning

Group 3 - Second conditional: hypothetical present

Group 4 - Second conditional: hypothetical actions now

Group 5 - Mixed prompts: choose the right conditional

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