In Kazakh Grammar, one of the essential aspects to master is the use of conditionals, which are used to express hypothetical situations and their possible outcomes. This often involves the use of “-sa/-se” “-ba/-be” “bolmasa/bolmase,” or “pensa/panse” which are common suffixes. Developing competence in this area is vital in communicating nuanced situations and possibilities. There are considerable conditionals exercises to effectively gain proficiency in this aspect of Kazakh Grammar. These exercises largely focus on forming correct sentences using the suffixes mentioned above. For instance, an exercise may involve translating sentences from English, which requires students to correctly apply the conditional forms. Another exercise may involve answering “what-if” questions in Kazakh, thereby encouraging critical thinking and application of the language within specific contexts. Other exercises may involve creative writing, where a given situation must be elaborated using conditionals. The exercises build comprehension of the language’s complexity and richness, while providing students with a robust grasp of how to articulate conditional sentiments in Kazakh.