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Conditionals Review

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Grammar

Conditionals
1 Read the sentences. What kind of conditional are they? Write 0, 1st, 2nd or 3rd.
1 You’ll be late for school if you don’t hurry up.
2 If you leave milk out of the fridge, it goes off.
3 I wouldn’t have come to this party if you hadn’t convinced me to come.
4 If I have time this evening, I’ll call you.
5 The journey wouldn’t have taken three hours if there hadn’t been so much traffic.
6 If you don’t water this plant every day, it dies.
7 I would probably take a break if I was tired.
8 If I had my camera, I’d take a few photos.

2 Choose the correct options.


1 If I go / went on a long business trip, my mother gets really worried.
2 What will / would you do if there was no electricity?
3 I won’t touch your computer if you don’t want / didn’t want me to.
4 I wouldn’t have gone to the concert if you hadn’t given / don’t give me free tickets.
5 If you don’t want to come, I ’ll go / go by myself.
6 He wouldn’t text you so often if he didn’t / doesn’t like you.

3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Zero conditionals
1 If you (forget) to take your umbrella, it always (rain).
2 If you (not drink) water, you (get) thirsty.
First conditionals
3 Your mum (not be) pleased if you (splash out) on those shoes.
4 If you (look after) your little brother, I (buy) you that new jacket.
Second conditionals
5 If I (have) more time, I (take) more exercise.
6 If my parents (have) a holiday home in the mountains, I definitely (take) advantage of it.
Third conditionals
7 I (believe) him if you (not tell) me he was lying.
8 If I (see) her at school, I (speak) to her.

4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1 If she had told me to wait, I (take) a seat.
2 If you smack Jane, I (tell) Mum.
3 I wouldn’t have walked to school if I (know) it was going to rain.
4 If you (write) in pencil, you can correct your mistakes more easily.
5 I’m sure your dad would tell you the truth if you (ask) him.
6 If these don’t fit, I (try on) another pair of jeans.

5 Rewrite the sentences with the words in brackets so that they have the same meaning.
1 We’ll go out for dinner on Friday if Ben gets back from his trip on time. (unless)

2 We’ll go to the beach tomorrow if my mum lends me her car. (provided)

3 I’ll be allowed to go to the party if I do all my homework. (as long as)

4 I’ll speak to you in English if you speak to me in Spanish. (condition)

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Grammar

6 Correct the sentences.


1 As long you take a taxi, you’d be at the airport at 11 o’clock.

2 If you’ll press this button, the engine starts.

3 I take a photo of you if you put that hat on.

4 If you concentrated on your homework, it won’t take you so long.

5 Will you do it by yourself if I’ll show you how to do it?

6 If I don’t have a snack in the morning, I would get hungry before lunch.

7 If you had looked after your school bag, it wouldn’t break.

8 You’d feel better unless you took more exercise.

7 Write conditional sentences.


1 Zero: If / teenagers / shake hands / in my country / they / be considered / very formal

2 Third: If / you / tell / me earlier / I / be / able / help you

3 Second: If / Sarah / go away / to France for a year / Rob / forget about / her

4 First: If / you / eat / crisps now / you / not eat / your dinner later

5 Second: Greg / be / your best man if / you / ask / him

6 Third: They / break up sooner / if / Anna / not cover up / the affair

8 Complete the second sentence so that it has the same meaning as the first.
1 John was able to fix my computer because he’s an expert.
John wouldn’t have .
2 You are always interrupting me so I won’t be able to finish this.
If you don’t .
3 OK, I agree to make dinner but you have to buy the food.
I’ll .
4 I don’t speak any French because I don’t live in France.
I’d be able to .
5 I’m sorry I didn’t call you but I was really busy.
If I hadn’t .
6 I didn’t pass my exams because I didn’t study enough.
If I .
7 You’re not free tomorrow so I won’t call you.
I’d call .

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