1) The First Conditional

General Information: This lesson introduces the first conditional, a grammatical structure used to talk about possible situations in the future. 

Tasks Included:

Explanation of the structure and use of the first conditional.   

Sentence completion exercises.   

Matching sentence halves.   

Sentence writing prompts.   

Communicative activities using picture cubes and question prompts.   

2) The Second Conditional

General Information: This lesson covers the second conditional, a grammatical structure used to discuss improbable or hypothetical situations in the present or future.

Tasks Included:

Matching sentences to pictures.   

Explanation of the structure and uses of the second conditional.   

Sentence completion exercises.   

Sentence writing prompts.   

Answering hypothetical questions.   

A QR code activity.   

A Tic-Tac-Toe game.   

Sentence finishing exercises.   

Tasks Included:

Matching sentences to pictures.   

Explanation of the structure and use of the third conditional.   

Matching sentence halves.   

Completing sentences with the correct verb forms.   

Completing statements with personal ideas.   

Making sentences from prompts.   

Writing conditional sentences based on given situations.   

3) The Third Conditional

General Information: This lesson focuses on the third conditional, a grammatical structure used to discuss hypothetical situations in the past and their imagined consequences.   

Tasks Included:

Matching sentences to pictures.   

Explanation of the structure and use of the third conditional.   

Matching sentence halves.   

Completing sentences with the correct verb forms.   

Completing statements with personal ideas.   

Making sentences from prompts.   

Writing conditional sentences based on given situations. 

4) Mixed Conditionals

General Information: This lesson introduces mixed conditionals, which combine different conditional tenses to express relationships between past and present situations.   

Tasks Included:

Reading sentences and completing a table to identify the structures of mixed conditionals.   

Explanation of the two types of mixed conditionals.   

Matching sentence halves.   

Identifying the functions of given sentences.   

Completing sentences with correct word forms.   

Making sentences from prompts.   

Writing mixed conditional sentences based on given situations.   

Choosing the correct answers in multiple-choice questions.