I.

Conditionals

1. If she sits on the beach, she will get sunburnt.

2. Tom will play hockey if he finds his hockey stick.

3. If Roger could swim, he would go in the sea.

4. We would go running if we weren’t tired.

5. Harry will shout a lot if he watches a football game.

6. If Alicia goes to the game, I will go too.

7. If they built an axtension, their house would be bigger.

8. If she wins, her fans will celebrate in the street.

9. We will complete in the final at the weekend if we come first in this race.

10. We wouldn’t have moved house if the neighbours hadn’t been so noisy.

11. If you go jogging every day, you keep fit.

12. If I were an athlete, I would train very hard.

13. If we had gone for a walk on the beach yesterday, we would have thrown
stones in the water.

14. Unless the coach had cancelled training, we all would have been wet.

15. If Dad is watching football on TV, we won’t be able to watch the film

16. When the match is over, the players will have a shower.

17. The team won’t win, unless they try harder.

18. I wouldn’t buy those trainers, If I were you.

19. He would have got the job, if he hadn’t been so nervous in the interview.

20. The company would have survived if there hadn’t been a recession.
1. I spoke rudely to the coach. I wish I hadn’t spoken rudely to him.

2. I don’t know her name. If only I knew her name.

3. Nigel should take up a sport. I wish Nigel would take up a sport.

4. Carina hurt her arm. If only Carina hadn’t hurt her arm.

5. Mary can’t swim. Mary wishes she could swim.

6. We don’t have a park nearly. We wish we had a park nearby.

7. They can’t afford a boat. If only they could afford a boat.

8. Angus didn’t listen to his trainer. If only Angus had listened to his trainer.

II. Past Simple, Past Perfect, Past Perfect Continuous

1. Poor Steve had been walking around the forest for hours before the rescue team
found him.

2. Until she graduated, Maxine had never visited a foreign country.

3. The moment we saw the crocodile, we knew we were in trouble.

4. Carrie had reached the summit when the other climbers got there.

5. The deep –sea divers had checked their oxygen tanks before they entered the
water.

6. Evan and Liam had been hiking in the forest for days, so they were very tired.

7. She had been walking throught the woods when she heard a strange noise.

8. Angelina got to the forest, picked up the map and started walking.

9. When the emergency service finally arrived, the victims of the air crush had
been waiting for days.

10. Armstrong was the first astronaut to walk on the moon, here no man had ever
walked before.
11. When the team reached the summit, they had already lost several members.

12. They had never been surfing before.

13. Until the rescuers arrived, they had thought they wouldn’t survive.

14. Did you take a torch with you when you went camping?

15. Helen had been cycling for hours when her bicycle broke.

16. They had been rock climbing so they were exhausted.

17. Had you been bungee jumping before today?

III. Modals

1. Hannah couldn’t / mustn’t be late for school.

2. Jenny can / could be at the gym.

3. Lisa wasn’t able to/ didn’t have to go out because it was raining

4. May/ Might I have some money for the bus please, Mum?

5. You may/ ought to take up a hobby in your free time.

6. Joe has to/ can fix her bike because it’s broken.

7. We’re not sure at the moment, but we may/ must join the drama club.

8. The children must/ might be hungry. They haven’t eaten all day.

9. Can/ Should I get a new video game, Dad?

10. Mum can/could be in the supermarket, but I’m not sure.

11. Beth doesn’t have to/ mustn’t go to school tomorrow. It’s a public holiday.

12. Nick can’t/shouldn’t show off like that. It’s really annoying.

13. You mustn’t/ needn’t buy a bike. I’ll give you mine.

14. Carly is only five. She can’t/ isn’t able to look after herself.
15. I must/ have to finish my essay tonight or my teacher will be very angry.

16. You can’t / mustn’t be tired. You’ve been sleeping all day.

17. You shouldn’t / needn’t go swimming because you have just eaten.

18. May / Should I go the park, please mum?

19. You must / can be exhausted after your long journey.

20. Barry can’t / must have gone to the gym because it’s closed today.

21. We ought / should to relax more.

22. Were / Could you able to ride a bike when you were three?

23.Sharon doesn’t have to / couldn’t babysit if she has other plans.

24. You may not / needn’t bring any food with you as we have made plenty.

IV. Question tags

1. You climbed Mount Everest, didn’t you?

2. Don’t interrupt me, will you?

3. They haven’t reached the summit yet, have they?

4. I am not the best leader, am I ?

5. Be quiet, won’t/will you ?

6. Let’s head off at dawn, shall we?

7. I’m the leader of the expedition, aren’t I ?

8. She studies hard, doesn’t she ?

9. They catch the bus, don’t they ?

10. We swam well, didn’t we ?

11. He travelled a lot, didn’t he?

12. You hardly ever came late, did you?

13. Don’t forget, will you?

14. Help me, can’t you ?

15. Nothing came in the post, did it?

16. Nobody knows, do they?

17. Shut up, will you?

18. Nothing will happen, will it ?

19. No one loves Kate, do they?

20. You think you are clever, do you?