Form 9
Topic: “Zero and First Conditionals.”
Aim:
Objectives:
By the end of the lesson students will be able to:
Materials: cards with tasks, videos of grammar quizzes from YouTube, self-assessment cards, the presentation.
Procedure
1. Greeting
T: Good afternoon, children. I am glad to see you. How is it going?
2. Aim
T: The topic of our lesson is “Zero and First Conditionals”. Today we are going to learn how to form and use the Zero and the First Conditionals. By the end of the lesson you’ll be able to distinguish between the Zero and the First Conditionals, form and use them.
3. Warming-up
T: I’ve read an interesting quotation in the Internet “If you never try, you’ll never know”. How do you understand it? Do you agree or disagree with it? Why?
4. Grammar
4.1. Grammar Explanation.
T: Let’s start our grammar. Both Ukrainian and English have got conditionals. Let’s compare some sentences in these two languages.
Якщо він знайде інформацію в Інтернеті, то закінчить свій проєкт. |
If he finds the information in the Internet, he will finish his project. |
Вода закипить, якщо ти нагрієш її до 100 °С. |
Water boils when you heat it to 100 °С. |
Ми подивимось фільм у кінотеатрі, якщо придбаємо квитки заздалегідь. |
We’ll watch the film in the cinema if we buy the tickets beforehand. |
T: Conditionals consist of two parts “if clause” and “main clause”. “If clause” expresses condition and “main clause” expresses the result. Read the rules with the examples.
The Zero Conditional expresses situations that are always true and refer to “all time”, not just the present or future.
Flowers die if we don’t water them. If I drop an egg, it breaks. |
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We use the First Conditional to talk about something that may happen in the future, as a result of a possible action or situation.
You’ll have a great time if you come in July,. If you aren’t too tired, you can (you’ll) take part in our snowball competition. |
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T: Make some notes in your copybooks.
4.2. Grammar Practice.
T: Do the exercises. Look at the screen and choose the right option.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPZ4ZBSKdSI
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwLsKs64b08
4.3. Grammar Practice. Group Work.
T: Let’s do the tasks in groups. Read the sentences and identify the type of conditional. Then complete the sentences. Use the correct tense form of the verbs in brackets.
Group 1 1. If Jack trains a lot, he ________ (win) the competition. 2. We’ll miss the beginning of the concert if we __________ (not hurry). 3. The teacher __________ (get angry) if the students don’t stop talking. 4. When babies ______ (to be) hungry, they cry. |
Group 2 1. I ______ (show) you my new computer if you come to my house. 2. When you add sugar, the sauce _________ (taste) sweeter. 3. If Mary _______ (eat) too many candies, she will spoil her teeth. 4. He always ______ (take) his umbrella when it rains. |
Group 3 1. Jane will help your children if you ________ (ask) her. 2. If you ______ (mix) red and green, you get brown. 3. The dog _______ (start) barking if Bob feeds him immediately. 4. When you heat ice, it ______ (melt).
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Group 4 1. The students ______ (go) on a school trip if they study hard. 2. If my car _______ (not work), I’ll take it to the mechanic. 3. Water _______ (become) ice when you put it in the freezer. 4. If you drop a glass on the floor, it _____ (break). |
(Some sentences were used from the website: https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/if_clauses/zero_conditional.htm )
T: Read the sentences. Explain your choice. Other groups may correct the mistakes.
5. Speaking.
T: Finish the sentences:
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6. Homework
T: Your homework is to finish doing the tasks from the videos. Finish the sentences in writing form:
7. Reflection. Self-assessment.
T: What types of conditionals have we learnt? What are the differences between their forms?
T: Use the self-assessment card and evaluate your work today.
Self-assessment card |
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80-100% |
The tasks were easy. I’ve done all the tasks correctly. |
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50-80% |
The majority of the tasks were easy. I’ve done more than half of them. |
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30-50% |
The tasks were a bit difficult. I’ve done nearly half of them. |
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0-30% |
The tasks were difficult. I’ve done less than the third part of them. |
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T: The lesson is over. You’re free. Goodbye!