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Unit 16 is about conditionals and reported speech. Conditionals are sentences containing if/when which refers to past, present, and future possibilities. It is composed of two clauses: IF clause and the MAIN clause, and either can come first in a sentence. Students find it difficult to distinguish the difference between the 1st and 2nd conditionals as well as the 3rd and mixed conditionals. In this type of situations, the teacher can use split sentences, completing the conditional, chain conditionals, giving students questions and role play. A reported speech is a direct speech \"reported\" using clause such as \"he said\" and changing the verb forms used in the direct speech. In this lesson I have learned additional types of conditionals, the zero and mixed conditionals. I have also learned some of the techniques a teacher can use for the students to have a better grasp of the conditionals. In reported speech it is important to know how the verb will change in a reported speech from a direct speech. The teacher will have to provide more examples.
