Lesson Plans: Conditionals

Present Simple and imperative or modal verbs for giving advice, on the topic of travel in your country.

Using first conditional, second conditional and third conditional to discuss how to solve business issues, using mistakes you made, things that could happen, and theoretical situations.

Vocabulary and grammar practice by discussing difficult business choices, mostly with second conditional and sometimes with first conditional, including similar but different moral issues words.

If + Present Simple, will + infinitive to explain good and bad luck around Xmas and New Year

Students make realistic and unrealistic requests and proposals with suggested trades in the right form of conditional, predict the response, and sees what their partner really says - with first conditional vs second conditional presentation and practice.

If + past simple, would + infinitive questions on romance and other relationships, including useful vocabulary for discussing love and Valentine's Day. and second conditional grammar presentation.

Students use suggested question stems and topics to make first conditional, second conditional, 3rd conditional and mixed conditional conversation questions for each other, with a suggested link to a Business Partner B2 video.

Discussing films with if + past simple, would

Deciding what policies you would put in place with second conditional sentences

If + Past Simple, would + verb for discussing hypothetical questions about the past

Zero conditional sentences halves to complete with good advice for people bringing up children, with different verb forms in zero conditional presentation and suggested language for responding to good and bad suggestions.

A fun zero conditional writing and speaking guessing game, with students first using suggested zero conditional sentence stems, then making their own free choice of sentences.

Emotions vocabulary and Present Simple + Present Simple conditionals speaking practice, then testing students on their memories of the synonyms and opposites of the feelings words they were just using.