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FIRST TYPE OF CONDITIONALS:

Write the verbs into the right form:

1-I'll look for your notebook and if I find it, I (give) you a ring.
2-If you smoke in a non-smoking compartment, the other passengers (object).
3-If you see Tom, (tell) him I have a message for him.
4-If you feel too hot during the night, (turn off) the central heating.
5-If he (win), he (get) $1000; if he (come) in second, he (get) $500.
6-If you (finish) with your dictionary, I will like to borrow it.
7-If the lift still (not work), we have to use the stairs
8-I won't wake if the alarm clock (not go off).
9-If you like some Ice cream, I (get) some from the fridge.
10-If he (leave) school at 16, he (be) sorry afterwards.
11-If the train (be) late, we (walk).
12-She (call) you if she (have) time
13-If it (cost) too much, I (buy) another one
14-If the doctor can't see me, I (go) somewhere else
15-If the class is full, we (find) another one
16-What will we do if the taxi (not come)?
17-Will you phone me if there (be) any problems?
18-I (ask) Peter if I see him tomorrow
19-I (go) next week, if I can get a train ticket.
20-If I have to, I (complain) to the manager
21-If he (see) me here, he (be) really angry
22-Mary (be) angry If you (not come) to the party.
23-If it (snow) this winter, we (go) skiing
24-I (lend) them some money if they (ask) me.
25-If you (visit) Oxford, you (see) some interesting old buildings
26-If you (give) some glue, I will stick the pieces together.
27-I (get) you a newspaper if I can get one.
28-He will be a good president if he (be) elected
29-There will be more people killed if we (not stop) the war
30-If you hurry, you (be able) to catch your train.
31-If you are a good boy, I (take) you to the cinema.
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.Complete these sentences with something which is generally true for you.
1-If I have time in the evenings, I like to go out with my friends.
2-If the weather is hot at the weekend, I ...
3-If I wake up at night, ...
4-If I have a long train or plane journey, I ...
5-If friends come to dinner, ...
6-If you don’t listen to your teacher, …
7-She will miss the bus if …
8-If they eat too much ice-cream, …
9-If it rains at the weekend, …
10-If Luis Enrique doesn’t play next Sunday, …
11-If the earth gets warmer, …
12-The sea will get warmer...
13-The ice at the North and South Poles will melt if ...
14-The sea level will rise if ...
15-There will be floods in many parts of the world if ...
16-Many people will lose their homes and land if …
17-If I have time in the evenings, …
18-If the weather is hot at the weekend, …
19-If I wake up in the night, …
20-If I have a long train or plane journey, …
21-If friends come to dinner, …
22-If my parents win a lot of money, …
23-If I pass my exam, …
24-If I go to England, …
25-If it snows all week, …
26-I will cry if …
27-I will get angry if you …
28-I will not be your friend if you …
29-I will be your friend if you

.Put the words in order and write sentences. Remember to separate the clauses with
a coma.
1-Greece you if to have you weather good go will
2-travel if of avoid you season will crowds out you
3-if don't will a take guide get book lost you you
4-don't won't heat like like the you you Morocco if
5-will you India spicy you if appreciate enjoy food

.Complete these sentences with the present simple or the future tense of the verbs.
1-If you ... (like) the seaside, you ... (enjoy) Florida.
2-You ... (discover) some beautiful sights if you ... (hire) a guide.
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3-If you ... (stay) in a hotel, the holiday ... (cost) a lot of money.
4-You ... (spend) so much if you ... (travel) by coach.
5-If you ... (have) enough money, you ... (enjoy) your stay.
6-If you ... (like) snow, you ... (enjoy) Norway in winter.

.Match:
1-If I pass my driving test, a-will you pay for the meal?
2-You'll learn English more easily if b-we find somewhere to live.
3-Will you give her these flowers when c-you study a little every day.
4-If they don't give him the job, d-you don’t water them.
5-I’ll marry you as soon as e-we’ll send them to you.
6-Your plants won't grow well if f-I’ll buy a car
7-As soon as we get the tickets, g-I don’t know what he’ll do
8-If I buy the champagne, h-you see her?

Match
1-If you heat water to 100ºC, a-the boss will definitely fire you.
2-If the weather’s fine, b-take the day off work.
3-If she doesn’t get a good night’s sleep, c-she can try again next year.
4-It’s easy. If you push this button, d-all the plants are going to die.
5-If you take another week off work, e-you’re going to have an accident.
6-Careful! Unless you slow down, f-she’s always tired in the mornings.
7-Unless it rains soon, g-it boils
8-She’s clever, and provided she works hard, h-we can go to the coast tomorrow
9-If you still feel awful tomorrow, i-she’ll do well.
10-Is she doesn’t pass the exam this year, j-the camera rewinds automatically.

Match:
1-Give Mary my rewards a-if you want to stay in the first team.
2-If you keep pulling the cat’s tail, b-you’ll make yourself ill.
3-Of course you put on weight c-unless I pay back the loan
4-Unless the taxi arrives soon, d-it never breaks down.
5-You have to train regularly e-if you see her at the weekend
6-If you promise to come home by 11, f-you’ll pass the exam.
7-I’ll pick you up the shopping on the way home g-if you send it express
8-Provided a car is serviced regularly, h-we’re going to be late for the party.
9-The next-door neighbours will complain i-if you eat chips all day.
10-If you go on eating those chocolates, j-you can have an ice-cream.
11-It should arrive tomorrow morning k-if I finish work early
12-If you have to work late tonight, l-she’ll scratch you.
13-The bank will repossess the car m-if you play that music so loudly
14-Behave yourself! If you’re a good girl, n-phone to say when you’ll be home
15-If you’ve done the work, o-you can go to the disco.
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Change these sentences so that they contain the word “unless”:

1-You won’t get in if you don’t get a ticket.
2-The match will be off if the weather doesn’t clear up.
3-I won’t get the job if I don’t pass my driving test.
4-If your English doesn’t improve, you’ll fail the exam.
5-If you don’t get a good night sleep you won’t do your best in the English test tomorrow.
6-We won’t let him in if he doesn’t tell us who he is.
7-If the plane isn’t late we’ll be there at 6.00.
8-Nothing ever happens if God doesn’t want it to happen.
9-Use this gun only if your life is in danger.
10-Speak only when you are spoken to.
11-Accept the job only if it is a well-paid one.
12-I could only get here in time If I borrowed your car.
13-If we are to ease road congestion, we must build more motorways.
14-If we are to survive, we must give serious thought to the problem of pollution.
15-If you want to marry in September, you must find a job first.
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SECOND TYPE OF CONDITIONALS

.Complete with the second type of conditionals:

1-If I (give) her a diamond ring, she (sell) it.
2-Do you know what (happen) if you (blow out) a gaslight.
3-If I (see) a tiger walking across Hyde Park, I (climb) a tree. - That (not be) any use, it
(climb) after you.
4-If I (come) across two men fighting with knives, I (call) the police.
5-If someone (ring) my doorbell at 3 a.m. I (not be) very willing to open the door.
6-If I (see) a python in Piccadilly, I (assume) it had escaped from a circus.
7-If I (have) heaps of money, I (drink) champagne with every meal.
8-If you (drink) champagne with every meal, you soon (get) tired of it.
9-If I (be) worried, I (not play) golf.
10-If you (keep) a cat, the mice (not run) about everywhere.
11-If you (drive) more carefully, you (not have) so many accidents
12-If he (get up) earlier, he (get) to work on time
13-If we (have) more time, I could tell you more about it
14-If you (sell) more products, you (earn) more money
15-I could help you if you (trust) me more
16-His car (be) a lot safer if he (buy) some new tyres
17-The children (be) better swimmers if they (go) swimming more often
18-I wouldn't mind having children if we (live) in the country
19-If I (be) you, I (not worry) about going to university
20-If I (have) more, I (give) you some
21-Your parents (be) a lot happier if you (phone) them more often
22-Where you (go) if you suddenly (win) half million pounds?
23-Would you mind if I (not give) you the money I owe you today?
24-If I had to go to hospital I (not go) to this one.
25-If I (be) you, I (not trust) him
26-You (feel) a lot better if you (take) this medicine
27-If I (have) 1,000,000 PTAs, I (buy) a new car.
28-If Sue (tell) Terry the truth, ¡t (be) better.
29-If Sue (go out) with Terry, Joe (be) angry
30-Terry (be) in trouble, if he (hit) Joe
31-If I (be) two years older, I (leave) school.
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.On what conditions would you do the following things? Use unless.
1-When would you shout “help”?
2-When would you steal food from a shop?
3-When would you ring up the fire-brigade?
4-When would you borrow money from a stranger?
5-When would you knock on your neighbour's door after midnight?
In what circumstances would you do the following things?
1-call the police.
2-live in a foreign country.
3-buy a bottle of champagne.
4-go to the dentist's.
5-learn Chinese.
6-buy a mobile phone

.Complete with the past simple or would + infinitive. Use the verbs from the list
below.
find out go out know settle down tell marry
1-If I ... him, he'd be very upset.
2-She wouldn't get involved if she ... he was married.
3-If I were you, I ... yet.
4-It would spoilt their relationship if she ... about the affair.
5-If they ... together, it wouldn't last long.
6-If she ... him, her parents would be very upset.

.Write advice for these situations. Use If I were you, should or ought to.
1-I'm sitting an English exam for tomorrow.
2-I'm having a week's holiday in New York.
3-My car won't start this morning.
4-My credit car has disappeared.
5-I've spilled ketchup down my suit.
6-I'm taking my new girlfriend out.

Match:
1-Late again! If you didn’t stay up so late, a-her English would really improve
2-If you were really ill, b-we could buy the house of our dreams
3-If my English was absolutely perfect, c-you’d be able to get up in the mornings.
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4-If his hair wasn’t so long, d-there wouldn’t be so many accidents.

5-If people didn’t drive so fast on this road, e-we could sit outside in the garden.
6-If I had my address book with me, f-I could get a job as an interpreter
7-If we won the lottery, g-I’d be able to phone her.
8-If Maria stayed in Britain for a year, h-I’d love to do more cooking
9-If the weather wasn’t so awful, i-he’d look much smarter.
10-If I had the time, j-I’d be more sympathetic
Match:
1-If you had some better players, a-I wouldn’t have a problem buying shoes.
2-I could give you a lift home b-if you didn’t drive so fast.
3-If Robber did a little more practice, c-she might get a good pass.
4-I wouldn’t feel so nervous d-if my car wasn’t at the garage.
5-If we spoke perfect English, e-we’d have a chance of winning the cup
6-You would feel much healthier f-if you helped more around the house.
7-If my feet weren’t so big, g-I’d try windsurfing.
8-You’d make friends h-if you took a little more exercise.
9-If I were you, i-we wouldn’t have to do these exercises.
10-I’d really appreciate it. j-if you were a little more sociable.
11-He could look much smarter k-if you didn’t talk about computers all the time.
12-If Anna did the necessary work, l-he’d be an excellent guitarist.
13-She wouldn’t think you were boring m-if I had more free time.
14-If I had the confidence, n-I’d be very careful what you say to him.
15-I’d decorate the kitchen o-if he took more interest in clothes.

Fill the spaces with suitable verbs:

Don’t you think people use the word IF too much? They are always saying things like: IF we
(1) more money, IF we (2) in a bigger house, IF you (3) a better job, IF we (4) afford to go
to Florida on holiday, IF only we (5) a car like the people next door, IF schools (6) better,
IF there (7) no waiting lists for hospitals, IF, IF, IF! IF people (8) dream, we (9) need
the word IF!

Complete the following conditional sentences:

1-What would you do if your car ... miles from anywhere?
2-Quite frankly, I think you are going to fail the exams unless you ... harder.
3-I can't get to sleep at night unless I ... a hot drink.
4-If my boyfriend spoke to me like that, I ...
5-I 'd apply for that job as an interpreter if I ... better Russian.
6-I'm sure you ... those headaches all the time if you wore your glasses more often.
7-I'd go and see the doctor with that rash If I ... you.
8-I'd play a lot more sport, If I ... so much work to do.

Make hypothetical conditional sentences for the following situations:

1-I haven’t got any free time. I won’t learn Russian. If I had …
2-Yoli doesn’t know the answer, so she can’t tell you. If Yoli …
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3-There aren’t any eggs, so I won’t make an omelette. If there …

4-I’m not very clever, so I won’t be a doctor. If I …

FIRST AND SECOND TYPE OF CONDITIONALS

Fill the gaps with the correct form of the verbs. The sentences may be first or
second conditional.
1-If it (rain) … this weekend, we … (not be able) to play tennis.
2-“We have mice in the kitchen”. ”If you … (have) a cat the mice … (disappear) soon”.
3-I … (can) be a stewardess if I … (be) taller, but I’m too short.
4-Unless Tom … (help) me, I … (not finish this work).
5-Parents … (understand) teenagers better it they … (try) to remember how they felt at
that age.
6-If Spain … (beat) Italy in next Saturday’s match, they … (reach) the World Cup semi-
finals.
7- … you (work) harder if you … (be) better paid?
8-We … (have to) go without John if he … (not arrive) soon.

Build conditional sentences using these cues. You have to decide which type of
conditional you are going to use:
1-they not hurry / they not catch train
2-he not go work / he be rich
3-drivers obey law / number of accidents decrease
4-I not be so tired / I go out tonight

Finish these sentences:

1-If you ate less …
2-If she practised more …
3-If you had checked the petrol before we started …
4-If the volcano starts erupting …
5-If your uncle sees you …
6-You will go to the dentist if …
7-What would you do …
8-If we leave before breakfast, …
9-If I were you …
10-If there isn’t enough wine in that bottle …
11-My room would be all right …
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12-If the river rises any higher …

13-Your job sounds awful. If I were you …
14-We’ll test your voice and if it’s good enough …
15-We could get the tickets for the concert …

Match the two parts of the sentences.

1-If you are a good girl, a- we'll go for a walk.
2-If the weather is nice, b-he'll be late for work.
3-If he sleeps too long c-I’ll take you to the zoo.
4-If the telephone rings, d-I would phone her.
5-If I were you, e-I’ll answer.
6-If he had enough tickets f-they wouldn't be so fat.
7-If they ate less, g-we would take you all to the concert.

Complete these conditional sentences with the verbs in the correct tense.
1-If you walk ten miles, you (feel) tired.
2-If she wanted to he my friend, she (treat) me better.
3-If I won the lottery, I (buy) a beautiful house.
4-You would feel better if you (drink) that hot milk.
5-I won't go out if it (not stop) raining.
6-If it were cheaper, I (buy) that car.
7-I would phone her if I (know) her telephone number.
8- She can help you if you (ask) her.

Complete the gaps with a suitable conditional

a)-If the machine (stop), you (press) this button.
b)-I can't understand what he sees in her! If anyone (treat) me like that, I (be) extremely
angry!
c)-If you (help) me with this exercise, I (do) the same for you one day.
d)-According to the timetable, we (arrive) at 5.30 if the train (leave) on time.
e)-If it (be) fine tomorrow, we (go) to the coast.
f)-I don’t like this flat. I think I (be) happier if I (live) in a house in the country.
g)-It’s quite simple really. If you (take) these tablets everyday, then you (lose) weight.
h)-I can't play football, but I’m sure that if I (do), I (play) a lot better than anyone in this
awful team!
i)-You (be) in if I (phone) you tonight ?
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THIRD TYPE OF CONDITIONALS

.Match the two parts of the sentence.

1-If they hadn't passed their exams a-They wouldn't have gone out to the shop.
2-If they had stopped selling weapons b-the economy would not be in such a bad state today.
3-If they hadn't run out of cigarettes c-they would have been able to go, to university
4-If the government had not spent so much d-they would have gone abroad for a year.
5-If they had worked harder at school e-the war would not have lasted so long.

Match the first and second parts of the sentences below :

1-If Robert had been wearing a crash helmet, a-I’d have been in real trouble
2-Barbara might have passed her exam interview b-if you hadn’t eaten those shellfish
3-If the weather had been better last weekend, c-he wouldn’t have been killed
4-I could have met you at the airport d-if you hadn’t taken our raincoats.
5-If I’d known this hotel was so awful, e-we might have gone to the seaside
6-We would have arrived at the party by now f-if I’d known how much petrol it uses
7-If you’d remembered to lock the car door, g-we wouldn’t be looking for a room now!
8-She might have accepted our offer h-if you hadn’t spent so long in the bath.
9-If the boss had discovered I’d taken the day off, i-I’d never have booked the holiday.
10-You wouldn’t have got food poisoning j-if I’d known you were arriving today.
11-I would never have bought this car k-if you hadn’t been so impatient.
12-If you had listened to me in the first place, l-it wouldn’t have been stolen.
13-I wouldn’t have gone to Paul party m-if she’d done more speaking practice.
14-We would have got soaked n-if you’d paid me.
15-If you had booked in advance, o-we wouldn’t be in this mess now.

.Say what would / wouldn't have happened if things had been different.
1-Fred / sent to prison for stealing / found a job.
2-I / walk home / miss the bus.
3-Helen / get very wet / forget her umbrella.
4-Chloe / very upset / you not come to see her.
5-Dieter / join the local football club earlier / hear about it.
6-Felix / miss the flight / go to the meeting.

Put the verbs into the correct tense:

1-If he (not take) his gloves off, he (not get) frost bitten.
2-If she (pay) the fine, she (not be) sent to prison.
3-If he (tell) me earlier, I (cook) something more suitable.
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4-If I (know), I (lend) you some money,

5-If he (not have) his torch with him, he (fall) down the cellar steps.
6-If I (realise) how awful it was going to be, I (not accept) it.
7-If the fire (be) lit in the morning, the room (be) warm enough.
8-If I (wait) another five minutes, I (see) Chelsea scoring a real exciting goal.
9-There (not be) a fire if children (not knock) the heater over.
10-If he (patent) his invention, he (make) a lot of money.
11-What you (do) if I (not lend) you the money?
12-If you (ask) me for the tickets, I (get) you some.
13-I (not marry) him if I (know) what he was like.
14-I (not hire) a car if I (know) how expensive it was.
15-If we (go) to university, we (get) a better job.
16-I (not go) out yesterday If you (ask) me not to.
17-I could have given you a lift if my car (not break) down.
18-I (not go) to Berlin if I (know) what was going to happen.
19-I (stay) longer if she (want) me not to.
20-I not (come) to this school if I (know) what was like.
21-We (go) to his party if we (be) able to find a baby- sitter.
22-I (visit) you in hospital if I (know) you were there.
23-She (spend) her money on something else if we (tell) her so.
24-If it (be) fine we (go) for a walk.
25-He (not sell) planes to Egypt if he (be) elected president.
26-They (pass) their exam if they (study) English.
27-You could have been allowed to stay out late if you (ask) for permission.
28-If I (not see) it with my own eyes, I (not believe) ¡t.
29-We (still live) in Cardiff if we (not find) someone to buy our house last year.
30-If Hilary (not look) out of the window at that moment, she (not spot) the criminals
trying to break into her car.
31-When she (read) my letter, she (understand) the problem.
32-Where he (stay) when he (go) to New York?
33-They (give) her the message as soon as she (arrive).
34-If I (be) you, I (apply) for a job as soon as possible.
35-I (speak) perfect English, I (not need) to take the exam.
36-If the bus (leave) by the time I arrive, I (get) a taxi.
37-If my headache (not go away soon), I (take) an aspirin.
38-If I (be) the Prime Minister, I (change) a lot of things.
39-If we (find) a taxi we (get) there before the play starts.
40-Why didn’t you phone? If you (know) you were coming I (meet) you at the airport.
41-It’s a pity you missed the party. If you (come) you (meet) my friends from Hungary.
42-If we (have) some tools, we (be able) to repair the car, but we haven’t got any with us.
43-You (fail) your exam if you (not study) hard.
44-I (not clear up) the office unless you (help) me.
45-Thank you for your help. If you (not help) me, I (not pass) the exam.
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46-If we (have) a different government, I’m sure they (find) solutions to our economical
problems.
47-It rained every day on our holiday. If we (not take) the television with us, we (not have)
anything to do.
48-Look at that rubbish! If people (put) their rubbish in the rubbish bins there (not be) so
much mess.
49-Nobody (not ever guess) he was a thief if he (not catch) red-handed taking money from
the safe.
50-If the doctor (not notice) the defect when I was a child, I (be) practically blind by
now.
51-If you (eat) another cake, you (be) sick.
52-You (fail) your exams if you (not study) hard.
53-What you (do) if you (fail)?
54-Our children and grandchildren (suffer) if we (not look after) our planet.
55-If the Hoppy dancer had taken the snake properly in his teeth, he (not bite).
56-If Isadora Duncan hadn't rebelled against classical music, she (not become) so famous.
57-If you hadn't called Helen yesterday, I (go) with you to the concert.
58-She wouldn't have had that accident if she (not drink) so much alcohol.
59-Bert wouldn't have taken those pills if he (know) how dangerous they were.
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MIXED TYPES:

Say which type of conditionals sentences are these and translate:

1-If I find my passport I’ll telephone you.
2-If I had known that before I would have visited you.
3-If you were here you would be in the beach.
4-If he likes the house will he buy ¡t?
5-She won't open the door if she doesn't know the answer.
6-If she had listened to my directions she wouldn't have lost her baby.
7-Thousands of people will live in Aeropolis.
8-It won't be ready until 2015.
9-If it rains, I’ll stay at home.
10-What will you do if you have no more money?
11-If you're late, I won't wait for you.
12-I’ll tell him the news when I see him.
13-As soon as I arrive, I’ll ring you.
14-I'll give you $500 if you say nothing about it.
15-If our company went bankrupt, what would you do?
16-If you had to live in the country, where would you go?
17-We'll let him out of prison if he reports to the police station every day.
18-I’d take you to court if you didn't pay me the money you owe me.
19-If you won a million pounds what would you do with it?
20-If they keep to the agreement, I'll give them the money.
21-You'll be alright if you take some traveller's cheques.
22-I will complain to the manager if you don't give me a different room.
23-If all the hotels were full, where would we stay?

Match the first and second part of these sentences:

1-If we’d caught the earlier train, a-She’d be living in the South of France now.
2-You wouldn’t be feeling sick b-if you get a taxi to the airport.
3-If I’d known you were in town, c-we’d be in Edinburgh by now
4-I’d offer to help d-if you hadn’t eaten so much chocolate
5-If you had your keys when you left, e-how do you expect to succeed?
6-It might be quicker f-if you’ve only got a fiver to spend?
7-If you don’t make an effort, g-you’d better pack some more clothes.
8-Don’t ring h-if it’s going to rain again.
9-If you’re staying in Milan an extra week, i-you’d be mad to spend € 30,000 on a car!
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10-Everything should be fine j-unless it’s urgent.

11-If you ask me, k-we could have gone out for a meal.
12-I’d better take an umbrella l-providing we don’t panic.
13-If you knew she was a vegetarian, m-then where could you have lost them?
14-Why didn’t you order the caviar n-if I thought it would do any good.
15-If Angela had married Pierre, o-why don’t you give her roast chicken?
Match:
1-If I hadn’t stopped to help her change a tyre, a-we’d better get a move on!
2-If you haven’t asked her out yet, b-Why don’t you fax them?
3-If we’re going to catch the train, c-we’d better get a couple of bottles of wine.
4-If you were thinking of applying for that job in accounts, d-you never will.
5-If you don’t tell me what’s wrong, e-it must be three in the afternoon there.
6-If we’re having them over for dinner, f-we’d never have met in the first place.
7-If you are having no luck getting through on the phone, g-try to do it quietly!
8-If it’s nine o’clock in the morning here, h-don’t bother – it’s gone
9-If you must practise the trumpet in your room, i-how do you expect me to help you?

.Complete with conditionals:

1-He would enjoy this if he (be) present
2-She can do better if she (try)
3-If it (rain) I will take an umbrella with me.
4-You never (pass) this test if you don't work hard.
5-The tunnel would be well-ventilated if tall chimneys (be) built above sea level.
6-If you had told me about ¡t earlier I (be able) to help you.
7-If you play with matches you (burn) your fingers.
8-If you broke this window you (have to) pay for ¡t.
9-If he (be) here before 10 o'clock, I will see him.
10-If you (lose) your way you would have to ask a policeman
11 -If a train entered this tunnel, ¡t (draw) in fresh air behind it.
12-If you (can) come with us, we would have been pleased.
13-If you (not apologise) he will never speak to you again.
14-If he (be) clever, he would not have any difficulty.
15-If he plays well, he (get) into the team.
16-If he (enjoy) concerts; why doesn't he come with us?
17-If at the time, the British had not feared invasion, ¡t (be) completed.
18-If it (be) built, ¡t will connect Britain to Europe for the first time in history.
19-What would you do if you (win) a lot of money?
20-Tell him to wait for me if he (be) not in a hurry.
21-If I were you I (not be) so confident.
22-You (not make) such a mistake if you had been more careful.
23-If father (be) alive he would be horrified.
24-If you (can) help me I would be grateful.
25-If ¡t (be) fine tomorrow we will go for a swim.
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26-A mother received a letter from her eight-year old daughter. Here is part of it: "If I
(listen) to the radio, don't tell me to do my homework. If I (do) something wrong, (not
shout) at me. If the house (be) untidy, (not blame) me. If you (want) me to do something,
(not forget) to say “please”. If I play a nice game, (not send) me to bed. If I (ask) for
something, don't always say “No”. If ¡t (be) cold (not put) the cat out. Don't say “don’t” so
often!
27-If I find my passport I (telephone) you.
28-If you read in bad light you (ruin) your eyes.
29-If I had a typewriter I (type) ¡t myself.
30-If I (win) the lottery I would stop working.
31-If he worked more slowly he (not make) so many mistakes.
32-If you (not like) this I’ll bring you another.
33-If you (not know) he was English, you would never find out.
34-If you found €10 in the street, you (give) it to the police?
35-If you drink that water, you (be) ill.
36-If you had told me the date of her birthday I (send) her a card.
37-If he (not have) a torch they would have fallen down.
38-If you (feel) too hot during the night, turn on the air.
39-If he (pay) me tonight, I will have enough money for the tickets.
40-If he had worked all night, he (finish) in time.
41-If I saw a tiger walking across the park, I (climb) a tree.
42-If I (know), I would have given you the book.
43-If I get a work permit, I (stay) for another two days.
44-If you asked him for 100 $, what (he say)?
45-French is essential in this work, All the telephonists speak ¡t. If they (not speak)
French they (not understand) half the callers.
46-She must have loved him very much because she waited for him for fifteen years. If
she (not love) him she (not wait) so long.
47-The only thing I haven't got is a balcony. If I had a balcony, I (grow) plants in pots.
Then, my flat (be) perfect.
48-He (pass) his exams, if he’d worked harder.
49-If someone had held the ladder for him, he (not fall) off.
50-We would have met you at the station, if we (know) you were coming.
51-What you (do), if nobody had heard you calling for help?
52-If I find the ring, I (give) you a ring.
53-If I gave her a diamond she (sell) it.
54-If you (go) on a diet, you would lose weight.
55-If he had paid the fine, he (be) sent to prison.
56-If you (put) them in hot water, they will crack.
57-If I (have) a map, I'd be OK.
58-If I arrived before you, I (wait) for you.
59-If you had to change your job. What (do) you?
60-If I were you, I (try) to save more money.
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61-I’ll telephone you if I (know) something.

62-We will go out if the rain (stop).
63-I would have helped her if she (ask) me.
64-If I’d known you were coming, (buy) some champagne.
65-It would have been better if you (say) anything.
66-If I (see) him, I would have known he was her brother.
67-If I (go) to bed earlier last night, I would have slept more.
68-If I (listen) to my mother's advice, I wouldn't have started smoking.
69-If I (study) more, I would have passed the examination,
70-I would run away if I (see) a snake in my bedroom.
71-If I (take) a different job, I wouldn't be in London now.
72-If I were really in love with somebody, I (tell) him everything that I thought
73-I would tell somebody if I (have) a new car.
74-If the meal had been bad I (tell) them the truth.
75-Would you marry someone who (be) much clever than you?
76-If I had considered her application I (offer) her a post.
77-If you worked as a receptionist you (deal) with a lot of people.
78-If you stay in bed too long your bones (start) lose calcium.
79-If he (not study) when he was younger, he wouldn't have had a good job.
80-If I (have) more time last year, I would have learned to play tennis.
81-If she (have) more time, last year she would have started at university.
82-If I were Liz, I (not buy) that expensive dress.
83-If nothing is done about it, one million species that are alive today (disappear)
84-If he (smoke) less, he would be healthier.
85-If I had seen the signal, I (stop).
86-If she weren't so shy he (speak) to her .
87-If the price of petrol goes up, I (sell) my old car.
88-John (not be) ill today if he had gone to bed as soon as he felt unwell.
89-It (take) between three and four days to reach New York if you went by boat.
90-I (wear) my new dress if I had known everybody was going to be so smart.
91-Is your arm still very swollen? I still maintain that the wasp (not sting) you, if you had
kept quite still.
92-I (be interested) in attending the conference next week if my chief can spare me for a
few days.
93-It (be wise) to take a gun, if you are carrying all that money to the bank alone.
94-The child (recover completely) if you had been able to get him to hospital at once.
95-My sister (be) ready to look after the children for me if I had to go into hospital for
an operation.
96-I think nobody (believe you) if you told the truth.
97-How long (take) it to get from London to Oxford if I went by coach?
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.Finish these sentences:

1-If you had, ...
2-If I lived in the country, ...
3-If we have another problem, ...
4-If you don't like films, ...
5-If you don't eat your food, ...
6-If I had known that, ...
7-The milk wouldn't have been hot ...
8-If the price of petrol goes up, ...
9-She will cry ...
10-I would have enjoyed the party if ...
11-What ... if you were in my shoes?
12-We'll just manage to catch the train if ...
13-Unless you've got a ticket ...
14-If he had taken my advice, …
15-I’d have brought my coat …
16-If the fire had been noticed earlier, ...
17-You will buy a computer…
18-If the storm becomes worse, …
19-I’ll go to Italy if …
20-If I had seen him, …
21-If I found a wallet, …
22-Your job sounds awful. If I were you …
23-If I wake up early tomorrow, …
24-If I’d got home earlier, …
25-She might have done it for you …
26-We’ll miss the train if …
27-She’d be angry …
28-If you were invited to the party, …
29-I’d give you a ring …
30-If I had more free time, …
31-If the teacher doesn’t come, …
32-If she had told him the truth, …
33-I wouldn’t have left you the car if …
34-If you had a carpet in the stairs, …
35-If you should see a snake, …
36-If I lived in the country, …
37-If you want to get to the station to catch the 8:00 time …
38-If I hadn't stopped him, …
39-If she hears the rats running round your attics she, …
40-The milk would not turn sour if …
41-If you took a course in computer programming, …
42-If we have another puncture, …
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43-I would have walked more quickly if my suitcase …

44-If we had stayed at home, ...
45-What would you do if ...
46-If John had come to the party, ...
47-I will do it if ...
48-I wouldn't have been so upset if ...
49-If we offered him more money, ...
50-If she goes out, ...
51-I will look after the children if ...
52-Phone the police if ...
53-If I don't go to the meeting, ...
54-Shout if ...
55-If you look after the car, ...
56-If he weren't so bad-tempered, ...
57-If you are having problems, ...
58-What would you say ...?
59-The engine will start if ...
60-If I’d known that the plane would leave so late, …
61-You wouldn’t catch so many colds if …
62-If I go abroad again this summer, …
63-I’d probably have gone to the cinema if …
64-If I gave up smoking, …
65-If I see any of your friends there, …
66-If I’d realised who it was, …
67-If you hadn’t invited me to your Christmas party, …

.Rewrite:
1-Eric was with us so we didn't get lost. If ...
2-We got soaking wet on Sunday and now we all have colds. If ...
3-I'm afraid I don't know, so I can't tell you. I ...
4-I'm living in Italy because I got married to an Italian. If ...
5-Sorry I didn't phone you, but I lost the paper with your number on. If ...
6-We don't get on very well because she's so aggressive. If ...
7-I missed the end of the film so I don't know who the murderer was. If ...
8-She is nice and slim, so she looks marvellous in tight jeans. If ...
9-He has plenty of money, so he spends the winters abroad. If ...
10-Both Jack and his wife work, so they can afford expensive holidays. If we ...
11-He runs round the park every morning, so he keeps fit. If he ...
12-I hadn't the paper qualifications so I didn't get the post. If I ...
13-I didn't know his number so I didn't ring him. If ...
14-They didn't give me a work permit so I didn't stay there. If ...
15-I didn't hear him knocking so I didn't open the door. If I ...
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16-I didn't realise the lion was dangerous so I opened the cage. If I ...
17-We didn't go to Greece because we didn't have enough money. If we ...
18-You always feel tired because you go to bed very late. If you ...
19-I’ll have to go unless she arrives in five minutes. If she ...
20-You won't pass your exams unless you study harder. If you ...
21-I didn't write a cheque because I didn't have my chequebook. If I ...
22-You won't pass your driving test if you don't concentrate. Unless ...
23-I would never have managed without her help. If she ...
24-He was driving too fast so he had an accident. He wouldn't ...
25-You feel tired all the time because you go to bed so late. If you didn't ...
26-She'll have to leave unless he arrives in the next ten minutes. If he ...
27-You feel tired because you've been working so hard. If you hadn't ...
28-My family own a holiday flat and that's why we always go to the same place. If ...
29-Go to Britain and you'll be able to speak English all day long. If ...
30-You'll get sunburnt by sunbathing all day long. If ...
31 -I can't go on holiday because I've got a holiday job this summer. If ...
32-You won't find any accommodation if you don’t book ¡t in advance. Unless ...
33-I didn't enjoy my holiday there and I'm not going back. If ...
34-I couldn't get in touch because you didn't tell me where you were staying. If ...
35-Why don’t you come on holiday with us? You'll enjoy ¡t. If …
36- I didn’t have the money, so I didn’t buy the stereo. If …
37-My father wasn’t a millionaire, so he didn’t buy a big house. If …
38-We didn't go on holiday because we didn't have enough money. If we ...
39-He's very shy. That's why he doesn't enjoy parties.
40-I didn't see the signal, so I didn't stop.
41-She doesn't take any exercise. That's why she is so unhealthy.
42-I didn't know your number, so I didn't call you.
43-I haven't the right change so we can't get tickets from the machine.
44-She didn't know you were in hospital, so she didn't visit you.
45-We came by bus because there were no taxis.
46-My number is not in the directory, so people don't ring me up.
47-We didn't visit the museum because we didn't have time.
48-I came up the stairs because the lift didn't work.
49-We must find someone from this area or we’re definitely going to get lost.
50-Ron didn’t know that Martha was a karate expert. This is why they had to take him to
hospital.
51-Jom drove while he was drunk. That’s why he lost his licence.
52-I didn’t have an umbrella with me and so I got wet. I wouldn't …
53-I’ll call the police if you don't leave me alone! Unless …
54-In the snowy weather we don't go to school. If …
55-Without Jack’s help, I wouldn’t have been able to move the table. If …
56-You drink too much coffee, that’s why you can't sleep. If you …
57-You press this button to stop the machine. If …
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58-If you hadn't told me about Sue's hair, I wouldn't have noticed. Unless …
59-Make me some coffee, and I'll give you one of my biscuits. If …
60-Animals can’t speak. They can't tell us when they are unhappy.
61-Unfortunately I don’t live in New York. I can’t afford ¡t.
62-You are not a good musician. You don't practise enough.
63-I am not young so I won't change my job.
64-I haven't got any time, so I can't help her.
65-You don't have a teaching qualification. You can't work here.
66-Don't come late again! You're certain to get fired! If you …
67-I advise you to start looking for a new job. If I …
68-Why doesn't Jack work harder! He could get a promotion. If he …
69-Don't smoke in the office. That’s why nobody wants to work with you. If you
70-I don't know the answer. That’s why I can't tell you. If I …
71-I hurt my head when I crashed the car because I didn't think it was worth wearing my
seat-belt. If I …
72-You never arrive on time, that’s why the boss doesn't trust you. If you …
73-I broke my leg when I slipped on the ice outside my house because I didn't listen to
the weather forecast before I left. If I …
74-She is very shy that is why she doesn't enjoy parties.
75-I didn't see the signal, so I didn't stop.
76-He doesn't take any exercises, that's why he is so unhealthy.
77-I didn't know her number, so I didn't ring.
78-You don't wipe your feet, so you make marks all over the floor.
79-They asked him to leave the dining room because he wasn't wearing a tie.
80-I have no dog but I don’t like being alone in the house at night.
81-It was raining hard. I didn't take the children to the beach.
82-The examiner read the passage very quickly, so the candidates didn't understand him.
83-I have no much time so I read very little.
84-He doesn't work over time, so he doesn't earn as much as I do.
85-The exit doors were blocked, so people couldn't escape from the hall.

.Write in English:
1-Si le escribes a Paul, dile que Jane se ha casado.
2-Si no fuera tan caro, cenaríamos en ese restaurante chino.
3-Si mi mujer no me hubiera ayudado, nunca habría terminado el libro.
4-Le telefonearía si supiera su número de teléfono.
5-No venderé mi caballo, a no ser que me ofrezcan 5.000 libras.
6-Si por casualidad lo vieras antes, dile que el profesor quiere hablarle.
7-Entró de puntillas en su habitación para que nadie lo oyera.
8-Si me hubieras dicho que ibas a venir, te habría preparado tu postre favorito.
9-Se lo diré tan pronto como venga.
10-No sé si vendrán o no.
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11-Ahora que os habéis mudado a un piso nuevo, necesitaremos muebles nuevos.

12-Como estaba lloviendo, se quedaron en casa a ver la televisión.
13-Por más que lo intentó, no cogió ningún pez
14-Por más ejercicio que hace, no adelgaza.
15-Por más que corras, no la atraparás
16-Si bebe mucho se emborrachará
17-Si tuviera dinero compraría una hamburguesa.
18-Si me pongo un abrigo no cogeré frío.
19-Si no hubiera sido mi cumpleaños Chris no me habría dado flores.
20-Si encontrara una mosca en mi sopa, iría al manager.
21-El jefe se enfadará si tú llegas tarde.
22-Si tuviera un coche iría Madrid.
23-Si llueve estudiaré en casa pero si no llueve iré a la biblioteca.
24-Si consigo esa camisa, la pondré mañana.
25-Si consiguiera esa camisa la pondría mañana.
26-¿Qué haría ella si tuviera dinero?
27-Sería muy feliz si comprara la bicicleta.
28-Si nuestro avión no llega cogeremos el autobús.
29-Si tuviera mucho dinero iría a Brasil.
30-Si hubiera sabido eso no habría venido,
31-Si la carretera hubiera estado seca, no hubiéramos tenido un accidente.
32-Si no escuchas no entenderás nada mañana.

Put each verb in brackets into a suitable tense: 1st, 2nd or 3rd type.
1-Why didn't you tell me ? If you (tell) me, I (help) you
2-Let me give you some advice. If you (smoke) less, you (not feel) so tired.
3-If Bill (not steal) the car, he (not be) in prison now.
4-Ann's car (not crash) into a tree if she (not drive) so fast.
5-We have a suggestion to make. How (you feel) if we (offer) you the job of assistant
manager?
6-If you (invite) me last week, I (be able) to come.
7-We (pay) you back next week if you (lend) us the money.
8-Timothy never catches anything when he goes fishing. And if he (catch) a fish, he
(throw) it back.
9-What bad luck! If Alan (not fall) he (win) the race.
10-I’m sure your letter hasn’t arrived yet. I (notice) if it (come).
11-I (return) the book long ago if I (know) that you needed ¡t.
12-I am sure that Josephine (love) to come swimming with us this afternoon, if we (invite)
her.
13-We (not agree) to your travelling about alone, unless you (promise) not to hitch-hike.
14-I (report) the loss to the police immediately if I (be) you; you could go to the police
station before lunch.
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15-Thieves (find) little of value if they (come) to our house; we keep all our valuables at
the bank.
16-Don't worry about the child; he (eat) if he (be) hungry.
17-I expect I (spend) the rest of my life in Australia if the war (not come) and I (not be
sent) to England to train to be a pilot.
18-I (not say) anything to Rupert about his losing my book last term if he (not mention) ¡t
first.
19-Many more people (die) of pneumonia if penicillin (not be) discovered.
20-I really think my poor feet (drop off) if I (walk) another step yesterday.
21-Old George Cropper (still study) if his father (not put) his foot down and refused to
pay another penny towards his education.
22-Wait for me to open the door - I'm afraid my dog (bite) you if you (go) in first all
alone.

Correct these conditional sentences.

1-If I was her I will leave her boyfriend.
2-You would make people look at you if you will wear tight clothes.
3-If I would have seen the price ticket I hadn’t bought it.
4-If anything go wrong this machine won’t work.
5-I we have stayed at home, there wouldn't had been any problem.
6-If she has gone out we’d ask Peter to do it for us.
7-We would be able to sell the car now if you look after it before.

What does ‘d mean would or had?

1-I’d never seen anything like this.
2-We’d just gone out.
3-You’d love it.
4-How’d they got there?
5-It’d never crossed my mind!
6-I think I’d ignore the letter.
7-What’d you do?
8-What’d you done?
9-They’d just about given up hope.
10-They’d love that!
11-Who’d known?
12-She’d believed him.
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.Rewrite these sentences using “in case”:

1-There's a chance that I’ll have to wait, so I usually take my walkman.
2-There's a chance that it'll rain, so I always take an umbrella.
3-I don't always get time for lunch, so I have a big breakfast.
4-There's always the risk of running out of petrol, so I always take a petrol can.
5-It's always possible that I’ll forget an important appointment, so I always check my
agenda.

.Complete the sentences with “if” or “in case”.

1-We'll take some chocolate ... we get hungry.
2-I do the shopping on Monday evenings ... I finish work early.
3-Take a spare key ... your brother forgets his.
4-Can you drive me to work ... the bus is late?
5-She usually arrives late ... the roads are busy.
6-I usually stop for a coffee ... I have time.

.Complete: “When” or “if”

1- ... I go home tonight, I’ll have a bath.
2- ... there is a good program on TV, I’ll watch ¡t.
3- ... there is nothing in the fridge, we'll eat out.
4-I’ll pay you back the money ... I get my next pay cheque.
5-We'll go skiing next winter ... we have enough money.
6- ... it's a nice day tomorrow, we will go swimming.
7-I'm coming to London tomorrow. I’ll phone you ... I arrive.
8-We are thinking of going to Spain for our holidays. ... we decide to go, I’ll let you know.
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WISH / IF ONLY

Express a wish for each situation:

1-What a pity these shops close at lunch time.
2-I can’t give up smoking, but I’d like to.
3-It’s a shame that he doesn’t know her telephone number.
4-There aren’t any trees in their garden
5-The fast train doesn’t stop at our station.
6-It’s a pity that Sue doesn’t work in my office.

.Write explanations of the meaning of these sentences.

1-I wish I could play the piano. I can't play the piano.
2-I wish we had won the match.
3-I wish I had studied economics instead of computer programming.
4-If only I hadn't left him alone that day.
5-If only your mother would let you come to the festival.
6-I wish we didn't have to leave before the end.
7-If only I had worked harder at school.
8-I wish you had warned me before I left.

.Write wishes for the future or regrets about the past.

1-It's a pity I can't speak Russian. I wish I spoke Russian.
2-It was really stupid not to go to university.
3-Unfortunately, I never Knew my grandparents.
4-I'm a dreadful cook. Sometimes it's a real nuisance.
5-Unfortunately, I’ve lost touch with my cousins.
6-I have a really boring job.
7-Jenny's son has a lot of annoying habits.
8-Anna told her horrible boss exactly what she thought of him yesterday, and now she is
worried.
9-Jenny's son is complaining about his mother.
10-Jason is fed up with the behaviour of Sam, one of the other students in the class.
11-George sold his shares a few weeks ago for 35p and now they have gone up to 94.
12-He doesn’t know enough grammar.
13-I have big feet.
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14-We can't swim.

15-It's raining and we haven't got an umbrella.
16-My parents won't allow me to go to the disco.
17-She hasn't got any money.

Rewrite each sentence beginning as shown or using the word in brackets. This word
must not be altered in any way. Make any other necessary changes:
1-Biting your nails is a really annoying habit! If only …
2-What we really need is a torch! I wish …
3-It’s a pity I haven’t got some warm clothes! I wish …
4-I’m sorry I shouted at you. If …
5-It would be nice to be able to fly a plane. I wish …
6-It’s a shame he sold that old painting. He wishes …
7-It’s a pity you aren’t with us. We wish …
8-You were driving so fast that we fell into the ditch. If only …
9-Why didn’t you tell me about the hole in the floor! If only …
10-Sally doesn’t know what Jack wants for his birthday next week. Sally …
11-It’s a pity we haven’t got a screwdriver. I wish …
12-You are always putting your cigarette ends into your coffee cup, and it’s disgusting! I
wish …
13-This radio is terrible. We should have bought that more expensive one after all. They
wish …
14-It’s a shame he hasn’t got enough money to pay for the car and the taxes. He wishes …
15-It’s a pity we didn’t find the village where the students had their stand in the rally. We
wish …
16-You were driving so fast that we fell into the ditch. If only …
17-My brother only won the competition because I helped him. He wouldn’t …
18-Luke didn’t phone because he didn’t have my number. Luke would …

Match the disaster with the condition:

1-If only we hadn’t gone swimming! a-an accident
2-If only I’d seen the red light! b-electrocuted
3-If only I’d called in the electrician! c-a fire
4-If only we’d taken enough money! d-missed the plane
5-If only we’d switched off the cooker” e-food poisoning
6-If only I’d gone to the dentist “ f-stung by jellyfish
7-if only I hadn’t eaten that cake! g-toothache
8-If only we had set the alarm! h-pay the hotel bill
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Put the verbs in the correct form (Active of Passive) to give a present or future
sense.
A: What would you do if you (offer) a large redundancy payment to give up your job?
B: I (accept) as it (enable) me to do all the things I've always wanted to do.
A: Well, what (do) you if you (have) endless free time?
B: I (try) my hand at writing if I (can). Naturally, I (go) to classes to make sure that I (not
make) crass grammatical mistakes.
A: But what (write) you about?
B: I (describe) the conditions which prevailed in my childhood and I (try) to show that
people were not ennobled by poverty but degraded.
A: But (look) any publisher at such a book even if you (ever finish) it? Hasn't it all been
done before?
B:I suppose that I (find) it difficult to get ¡t published but if I (have) sufficient funds, I
(can) pay for its publication myself`.
A: Then your redundancy payment (not last) long, you soon (find) yourself penniless in
which case you (force) to take any job that may be available and then you, (have) no time
to do any writing, so you (be) back where you started from if you (not look out).

Put the verbs in the correct form to give a past meaning.

C: What would have happened last year if you (lose) the case you brought against the Gas
Board?
D:I (have) to pay the costs of the case which (may be) as much as £4000. To do this I
(force) to sell my car as I (be) unable to meet such a commitment, in fact I (ruin) if I (not
win) the case. It (be) awful. If I (realise) at the time I took out the summons the risk that
I was running, I never (start) proceedings. I (call) in another engineer to repair the water
heater which the gas board (repair) and (charge) me £60 for doing so but which in fact,
blew up the first time I turned it on.

Finish these sentences:

-If he had taken my advice …
-I’d have brought my coat …
-If the fire had been noticed earlier.
-You will buy a computer…
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-If the storm becomes worse

REPLACE IF IN THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES BY ANY OF THE

ALTERNATIVES SEEN.
1. I'll give you $500 if you say nothing about it
2. If our company went bankrupt, what would you do?
3. If you had to live in the country, where would you go?
4. We'll let him out of prison if he reports to the police station every day
5. I'll take you to court if you didn't pay me the money you owe me
6. If you won a million pounds what would you do with it?
7. If they keep to the agreement, I'll give them the money
8. You'll be alright if you take some traveller's cheques
9. I will complain to the manager if you don't give me a different room.
10. If all the hotels were full, where would we stay?
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1. If you (send) the letter today, it'll arrive tomorrow.

2. If you don't study, you (pass) the exam.

3. If it rains, we (stay) at home.

4. If it (be) sunny, we'll go to the beach.

5. If that shop (be) closed, we'll go to another one.

6. If you (want) , we'll go to the park.

7. If Adam (arrive) late, his father will be upset.

8. If you work hard, you (get) a bonus.

9. If it isn't expensive, I (buy) two.

10. If you (call) me, I won't answer the phone

1-Michael is a banker and he enjoys his work very much. However, if he

(go)__________ back to college next year he ___(become)_______ a teacher
so he could help children more.
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2- Harry is a serious criminal. If he (commit) one more crime he _(go)________

to jail.
3 There is a lot of evidence against your client. If she __(admit)________ to
the crime I ____(make)_____ sure that her sentence is lenient.

4 I am sure she didn't do it, so if my client _(admit)_________ to the crime she

_____(be)_____ lying.
5 It is her decisions, so I ___(ask)_______ her if she ____(want)______ to
accept your offer.
6 If the police ___(find)____ the murder weapon she _____(be)_____ put in
prison last year.
7 If they _____(wait)_____ to arrest until last month she ____(leave)______
the country.
8 When the jury ___(come)_______ into the courtroom they __(look)________
straight at the accused.
9 I believe that mankind is generally honest. Most people ___(tell)_______ the
truth if they ___(swear)_______ to do so.
10 I know it's not likely, but if she __(change)________ her plea to guilty she
_____(get)_____ less than five years in prison.

____1____ ____2____
a) If you me yesterday, I you the news. (phone, give)

____3____ ____4____
b) Unless you good qualifications, you a good job.

____5____ ____6____
c) If colleagues one another more often, the office a better
place. (help, be)

____7____ ____8____
d) You the job if you smarter clothes.(give,wear)

____9____ ____10____
e) If I on applying for jobs, one day I one.(go, get)

____11____ ____12____
f) If I to commute far away, I the train.(have, take)

____13____ ____14____
g) Tim if he more carefully. (crash, drive

____15____ ____16____
h) I the job unless somebody else for it. (get, apply)