Conjunções condicionais são palavras que conectam duas cláusulas em uma sentença para estabelecer uma condição. Na língua inglesa, algumas das conjunções condicionais mais comuns incluem “if”, “unless”, “as long as”, entre outras. O uso correto destas conjunções é fundamental para estruturar sentenças condicionais, que são usadas para falar sobre situações hipotéticas e suas possíveis consequências. Estes exercícios têm como objetivo reforçar o conhecimento sobre como utilizar conjunções condicionais em diferentes contextos.
Os alunos devem preencher os espaços em branco com a conjunção condicional correta, considerando o significado que cada uma transmite dentro da sentença. É uma ótima oportunidade para praticar e internalizar as regras de gramática inglesa, melhorando assim a habilidade de escrever e falar em situações que requerem estruturas condicionais. Tenha em mente que uma mesma palavra pode mudar completamente o significado de uma sentença, por isso a escolha correta da conjunção é essencial.
Exercício 1: Preencher com a conjunção condicional correta.
I’ll go to the beach *if* (if) it’s sunny tomorrow.
You can watch TV *after* (after) you’ve finished your homework.
We would have gone to the park *if* (if) it hadn’t rained.
*Unless* (unless) you apologize, I won’t talk to you again.
*As long as* (as long as) you’re here, could you help me with this?
*If* (if) I were you, I wouldn’t do that.
You’ll get a good grade *provided* (provided) that you study hard.
If he calls me, I’ll be very surprised *because* (because) we haven’t spoken in years.
You can come to the party *only if* (only if) you bring a friend.
She’ll be successful *if* (if) she keeps working as hard as she is now.
I would travel around the world *if* (if) I had enough money.
*Even if* (even if) you give me a million dollars, I won’t do it.
You won’t pass the course *unless* (unless) you improve your attendance.
*If* (if) it weren’t for your help, I wouldn’t have completed the project on time.
*Suppose* (suppose) he doesn’t show up, what will we do?
Exercício 2: Complete as sentenças com a conjunção condicional apropriada.
*If* (if) you need help, don’t hesitate to ask.
You wouldn’t be tired now *if* (if) you had gone to bed earlier.
She can go out *as long as* (as long as) she’s back before midnight.
*If* (if) it starts to rain, we’ll have to cancel the picnic.
*Unless* (unless) he studies more, he won’t pass the exam.
We could have met earlier *if* (if) I had known you were in town.
*Even if* (even if) I had the time, I probably wouldn’t go on a cruise.
*If* (if) you don’t hurry up, we’re going to be late!
You’ll get the job *provided* (provided) that you pass the interview.
*If* (if) I had seen the signs, I wouldn’t have parked there.
She’s going to be very successful *if* (if) she continues to make such great decisions.
*Suppose* (suppose) that happens, what will we do then?
You will get a bonus at the end of the month *if* (if) you meet your sales target.
*Unless* (unless) you tell me the truth, I’ll have to call the authorities.
*As long as* (as long as) you have the correct documents, there won’t be a problem.
