WORKSHEET

IF CLAUSES
TYPE I
a) She will catch the train if she (to hurry).
b) They (to go) for a walk if the weather is fine.
c) If she (to read) this book, she will like it.
d) The children will eat all the cakes if they (to find) them.
e) If John (to work) hard, he will pass the exam.
f) If you take this medicine, you (to feel) much better.
g) nless your brother is more careful, he (to ha!e) an accident.
TYPE II
h) I would finish my work much earlier if you (to help) me.
i) If I (to be) you I would go there at once.
") The kids would be disappointed if it (to rain) in the afternoon too.
k) If you knew the truth, you (not to be) so happy.
l) #other (to help) you if you asked her.
m) $e would understand her much better if she (to speak) more slowly.
n) She wouldn%t accept that pri&e e!en if the manager (to offer) it to her.
TYPE III
o) The man would ha!e died if the doctor (not to arri!e) in time.
p) If father had been at home, he (to answer) the phone.
') The tourists wouldn%t ha!e got lost if they (to take) a map.
r) (our brother would ha!e won the race if his horse (not to lose) one of its shoes.
s) If you had come to the party, you (to ha!e) a !ery good time.
t) #ary wouldn%t ha!e married that man if she (not to lo!e) him so much.
u) They (not to be) angry with her if they had known the truth.