1.- Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets to make first or second conditional sentences: a) If children ____________ (watch) violent television programmes, they will become violent. b) Young children would learn to speak better if they ____________(watch) less television. c) If you don’t get nervous before the exam, you _____________ (have) any problems. d) If you ___________ (be) rude to your sister, she won’t help you. e) If María José ________________ (give up) smoking, she’d feel better. f)
If he is still ill tomorrow, he ________________ (not/play) in the match.
2.- Complete the questions: a) If it __________ (rain) this weekend, what will you do? b) If it is hot tomorrow, what _____________________ (you/ do)? c) If you _______________ (win) the lottery, what would you do? d) If you could travel anywhere in the world, where ___________________ (you /go)? # Now answer the questions: e.g. If it rains this weekend, I’ll go to the cinema.
3.- Rewrite the following sentences using “unless”: a) If you don’t hurry, you’ll miss the train. ___________________________________________________ b) Jorge will definitely fail the exam if he doesn’t work harder. ____________________________________ c) You won’t go out if you don’t tidy up your room. _____________________________________________ d) Don’t disturb me if it isn’t important. _______________________________________________________ e) I won’t finish the work in time if you don’t help me. ___________________________________________
f)
If you don’t do your homework, you’ll have problems in class. __________________________________
4.- Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form of the third conditional:
a) If Elvis ______________ (live) a more healthy life, he _______________(not /die) so young. b) If he _________________ (not /die) so young, he ____________________(make) more records. c) If Santiago _________________ (work) harder, he _________________ (fail) his exams. d) Maribel _____________ (not /come) to the party if you ___________________ (not / invite) her. e) If you _____________(learn) English at school, you ________________ (not /have) so many problems in London. f)
If Julio _____________ (drive) more carefully, he _______________ ( not / have) the accident.
3) If my parents (not/to be) so tired, they (to watch) the film on. TV. 4) If she (to buy) a new hard disk, she (not/to lose) all data. 5) If we (to use) the town map, we ...
If she. (have) a free evening tomorrow, she. (take) you to the cinema. 2. If you heat water to 100°c, it. (boil). 3. She can help you if you ______ (ask) her. 4. If you. (not water) plants regularly, they die. 5. If you walk ten miles with me, you.
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