Prépa Sciences Po – Anglais– L’intégrale des fiches

Auteur : Suzie Suriam Disicpline : Anglais Prépa Sciences Po Prépa Sciences Po Anglais - Fiches Sommaire Conditional sentences Futures: Future with will, going to, Present Simple, Present Continuous Sequence of Tenses with Infinitives and Participles Present Tense: Present simple vs Present Continuous Verb combination (Infinitive vs -ing form) Adjectives + preposition combination Prepositions Noun + preposition combinations Verb + preposition combination Phrasal Verbs - Ordered List by Verbs Some selected Tests and Quizzes for ESL/EFL Learners Used to vs Be used to vs Get used to 1 Auteur : Suzie Suriam Disicpline : Anglais Prépa Sciences Po Conditional sentences A. Zero conditional IF + DOES, DOES If + present simple tense, present simple tense 1. If is used to state general rules. If we heat water enough, it begins to boil. In statements like this, if means the same as when or every time. B. The 1st conditional IF + DOES, WILL DO If + present simple tense, will + bare infinitive 2. In 1st conditional if is used to speculate about the future consequences of a specific event. In this case, the verb in the second part of the sentence is preceded by will. If they offer a good price, we will buy the whole consignment. COMMON MISTAKE. We do not use will in the if part of the sentence. 3. When we talk about an event that will take place in the future, we can use if or when.