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This page will explore how to form questions in the 1st & 2nd Conditionals

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What is the 1st Conditional?

Real things, idea or events.

If + subject + present simple verb, + will + subject + base verb?

If I call you on Friday, will you have an answer?

If you go to NYC, will you stay in a hotel?

If you study hard, will you pass the test?

If I send the email by Friday, will you have time to reply?

If we schedule the meeting for Monday, will you be able to attend?

Or in reverse order.

Will + subject + base verb + if + subject + present simple verb?

Will you have an answer, if I ____ you on Friday?

Will you stay in a hotel, if you __ to NYC?

Will you pass the test, if you _____ hard?

Will you have time to reply, if I ____ the email by Friday?

Will you be able to attend, if we ________ the meeting for Monday?

Extra Practice

What will you do if I call you on Friday?

What will we do if you don’t sign the document?

Where will we meet if I accept the invitation?

Where will we go if you don’t accept the job?

Who will you invite to come if we make a plan?

Who will you invite if I don’t go with you?

Which ballet will we watch if you come with me?

Which ballet will we watch if they don’t have tickets?

Why will you accept the invitation if I ask you?

Why will you accept the invitation if you don’t like theater?

Begin with some basic sentences using the silent letter lists below.

Silent Letter List #1

A buffet

A ballet

A mortgage

To resign

To sign

To assign

Whole

Wrong

Wrecked

What is the 2nd Conditional?

Unrealistic things, idea or events.

If + subject + simple past verb, + would + subject + base verb?

If I called you on Friday, would you have an answer?

If you went to NYC, would you stay in a hotel?

If you studied hard, would you pass the test?

If I sent the email by Friday, would you have time to reply?

If we scheduled the meeting for Monday, would you be able to attend?

Or in reverse order.

Would + subject + base verb + if + subject + simple past verb?

Would you have an answer, if I ______ you on Friday?

Would you stay in a hotel, if you ____ to NYC?

Would you pass the test, if you _______ hard?

Would you have time to reply, if I ____ the email by Friday?

Would you be able to attend, if we _________ the meeting for Monday?

Extra Practice

What would you do if I called you on Friday?

What would we do if you didn’t sign the document?

Where would we meet if I accepted the invitation?

Where would we go if you didn’t accept the job?

Who would you invite to come if we made a plan?

Who would you invite if I didn’t go with you?

Which ballet would we watch if you came with me?

Which ballet would we watch if they didn’t have tickets?

Why would you accept the invitation if I asked you?

Why would you accept the invitation if you didn’t like theater?

Silent Letter List #2

A doubt

A debt

A castle

To guide

To guard

To guess

Several

Dangerous

Different

And there are many more silent letters to explore.

Also, see our article on Silent Letters in Law

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