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(To Come) (To Get) (To Sing) : Conditionals Conditionals Conditionals
(To Come) (To Get) (To Sing) : Conditionals Conditionals Conditionals
(To Come) (To Get) (To Sing) : Conditionals Conditionals Conditionals
neighbours are not happy. the light … (to come) on. if we don’t work hard.
If I … (to go) on a boat, Her mother gets annoyed If I don’t know a word,
I always feel sick. if he … (to be) late. I … (to look) in my dictionary.
I … (to feel) good the next day If it … (to rain), If you … (to run) too fast,
if I go to bed early. the streets … (to get) wet. you get really exhausted.
If I drink too much coffee, If you … (to heat) water If you leave butter in the sun,
I … (to get) a headache. to 100, it boils. it … (to melt).
If I … (to go)
If my brother goes abroad, If you don’t put sugar in your
to the supermarket later,
I … (to be) very worried. coffee, it … (not to taste) nice.
I will buy some tomatoes.
a) am a) will go a) tastes
b) will be b) go b) taste
c) be c) goes c) won’t taste
I … (to buy) a new laptop He … (not to go) to school You … (to be) healthier
if I save enough money. tomorrow if he doesn’t if you don’t eat junk food.
feel better.
a) buy a) are
b) will buy a) wouldn’t go b) be
c) bought b) won’t go c) will be
c) goes
If you pass all your exams, They … (to visit) If the T-shirt suits me,
your parents … (to be) the Eiffel Tower I … (to buy) it.
very proud of you. if they go to France.
a) would buy
a) are a) will visit
b) buys
b) will be b) visit
c) will buy
c) would be c) visits
If we go to Sarah’s party, If you … (to be) hungry, Tom … (to come) to the party
we … (to have) a good time. I’ll make you a sandwich. if you invite him.
If I … (to have) any car, If Rob had more free time, If I … (to win) a lottery,
I would buy a red Ferrari. he … (to join) a cycling club. I would give some money
to charity.
a) can have a) joined a) won
b) could have b) ’ll join b) win
c) have c) ’d join c) had won
If we didn’t go to Paris, we … Jenny … (to make) a nice cake I would learn Japanese if
(to be) really disappointed. if she knew how to cook well. I … (to have) the time to do it.
If I were you If you … (to enjoy) modern If the factory … (not to close),
I … (to apply) for the job. art, we could visit t many workers wouldn’t
he new exhibition. be unemployed.
a) would apply
b) had applied a) had enjoyed a) hadn’t closed
c) applied b) enjoyed b) don’t close
c) enjoy c) didn’t close
My parents … (not to buy) If Lisa hadn’t been so tired, You would have seen that
the house if they hadn’t had she … (to go) to the concert wonderful film if you …
enough money. last night. (to come) to the cinema with us.
a) wouldn’t have bought a) have gone a) came
b) hadn’t bought b) would have gone b) have come
c) haven’t bought c) had gone c) had come
If you … (to speak) English, I … (to write) a postcard If the baby … (to sleep) better
she would have understood. if I had had your address. last night, I wouldn’t have
been so tired.
a) had spoken a) will have written
b) have spoken b) would have written a) slept
c) spoke c) have written b) has slept
c) had slept
If he … (to throw) away that If I had participated in that Paul … (not to fall) if he
book, he would have lost a lot contest, I … (to win). hadn’t ridden his bike fast.
of important information.
a) will have won a) wouldn’t have fallen
a) had thrown b) would have won b) won’t have fallen
b) have thrown c) won c) fell
c) threw
If Naomi Campbell …
We … (to swim) in the sea (not to be) so beautiful, she We … (to change) our plans
if there hadn’t been would have never become if we had heard the weather
so many sharks there. a supermodel. forecast.
a) would have swum a) would have changed
a) haven’t been
b) will have swum b) would had changed
b) hadn’t been
c) had swum c) had changed
c) wasn’t