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    The document is an exercise for a student to complete sentences using the correct conjugation of verbs according to three types of conditionals: 1) First conditional sentences are completed with present and future tenses to describe possible outcomes if a present action occurs. 2) Second conditional sentences use past tense verbs to describe hypothetical or unlikely scenarios in the present. 3) Third conditional sentences use past perfect tense verbs to describe outcomes that did not happen in the past. The student must fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb conjugations to complete 16 sentences testing their understanding of the three conditional types.

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    The document is an exercise for a student to complete sentences using the correct conjugation of verbs according to three types of conditionals: 1) First conditional sentences are completed with present and future tenses to describe possible outcomes if a present action occurs. 2) Second conditional sentences use past tense verbs to describe hypothetical or unlikely scenarios in the present. 3) Third conditional sentences use past perfect tense verbs to describe outcomes that did not happen in the past. The student must fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb conjugations to complete 16 sentences testing their understanding of the three conditional types.

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    The document is an exercise for a student to complete sentences using the correct conjugation of verbs according to three types of conditionals: 1) First conditional sentences are completed with present and future tenses to describe possible outcomes if a present action occurs. 2) Second conditional sentences use past tense verbs to describe hypothetical or unlikely scenarios in the present. 3) Third conditional sentences use past perfect tense verbs to describe outcomes that did not happen in the past. The student must fill in the blanks with the appropriate verb conjugations to complete 16 sentences testing their understanding of the three conditional types.

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    Level B2

    Name:___________________________________________________________________ Date: _______________


    Teacher:_________________________________________________________________

    PRODUCTION 6: Conditionals

    Complete the following sentences with the correct conjugation of the verbs according to the type of conditional.

    FIRST CONDITIONAL
    1. I ____________________________ (earn) considerably more money if I _________________________ (get)
    that new job.

    2. If Peter _____________________________ (drink) too much milk or dairy, he __________________________


    (throw up).

    3. If she _______________________________ (go) to the library, she __________________________(study)


    more.

    4. If my aunt ______________________________________ (take) me shopping, I


    ________________________________ (buy) a new sweatshirt.

    SECOND CONDITIONAL
    1. If my brother __________________________________ (borrow / not) dad's car without permission last night,
    he __________________________________ (be / not) in trouble.

    2. If we ________________________________________ (listen) to the radio, we


    _______________________________ (hear) the latest news updates.

    3. She ____________________________________(come) to our party if it


    _______________________________(be / not) on the same day as her sister’s birthday.

    4. If Lucy _______________________________________ (have) enough time and money, she


    ________________________________________ (travel) more frequently.

    THIRD CONDITIONAL
    1. If there _____________________________ (to be / not) a fire extinguisher, the house
    _______________________________________ (burn) down.

    2. You ____________________________________ (become / not ) a member of the country club unless you
    _____________________________ (receive) an invitation.

    3. I ____________________________________ (go / not) to school by bus if I


    ________________________________ (got) my driving license over the summer.

    4. If my parents ___________________________________________ (find) cheaper flights, my family


    __________________________________ (fly) to Europe in July.

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