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This lesson plan focuses on the four types of conditionals: Zero, First, Second, and Third, detailing their uses and providing examples and exercises for practice. Each conditional type is explained with specific scenarios, such as general truths for Zero Conditional and hypothetical situations for Second Conditional. The plan includes exercises to reinforce understanding and application of each conditional form.

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Conditional_Lesson_Table

This lesson plan focuses on the four types of conditionals: Zero, First, Second, and Third, detailing their uses and providing examples and exercises for practice. Each conditional type is explained with specific scenarios, such as general truths for Zero Conditional and hypothetical situations for Second Conditional. The plan includes exercises to reinforce understanding and application of each conditional form.

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Hicham El omari
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Lesson Plan: Conditionals (Zero, First, Second, and Third)

This lesson covers all four types of conditionals, their usage, examples, and exercises to
practice them.

Conditional Type Use Example Exercise


Zero Conditional Used for general If you heat ice, it Complete: If you mix
truths, scientific melts. blue and yellow,
facts, and fixed ______ (get) green.
rules.
First Conditional Used for real and If it rains tomorrow, Rewrite: "We will be
possible future we will stay at late if we don’t
situations. home. hurry."
Second Conditional Used for If I were rich, I Answer: What
hypothetical or would travel the would you do if you
imaginary situations world. had a superpower?
in the present or
future.
Third Conditional Used for past If I had studied Correct: "If she
regrets or situations harder, I would have studied, she would
that did not happen. passed the test. have passed." (Past
event)

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