Learner completes both halves of a conditional consistently, and distinguishes a real future from a hypothetical one.
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Six parts including the comma.
Build a real conditional. The if-half comes first, so a comma is one of the parts.
Six conditionals across both frames.
Which is correct?
The two frames, and the two ways they break.
REAL if + present → will
IMAGINED if + past → would
If fees rise, fewer students will apply.
If fees were lower, more students would apply.
The first half decides the second.
A folding rule that closes one way.
Two arms, one hinge. They only close one way.
Ten verbs across five conditionals.
If fees rise () again, fewer students apply (). real prediction
If fees be () lower, more students apply (). imagined
If demand rise (), prices rise (). general truth
If I be () the minister, I ban () cars from the centre. imagined
If the policy pass (), congestion fall () within a year. real prediction
Ten conditionals sorted by whether they could happen.
Sort each item into the correct category