Use the zero or first conditional // If you .......... to go to the concert, I’ll give your ticket to someone else. (not want)

Use the second conditional //Sally knows the answer so she can help me. (If Sally didn’t .........., she .......... help me)

You need to wait in the (BOARDING PASS / TRAFFIC JAM / DEPARTURE LOUNGE / FERRY) until your flight is called.

Use the second conditional //Dad drives us to college, so we don’t walk.  (If Dad didn’t .......... we...........)

Use the second conditional //I don’t enjoy flying so I go everywhere by train. (If .........., I wouldn’t ..........)

Peter fell over as he was getting (OUT OF / ONTO) his car and he hit his head on the pavement.

What time did you get (BACK / INTO) home yesterday?

Use the zero or first conditional // Unless it rains, we .......... ..........at the match tomorrow. (be)

Use the zero or first conditional // John usually goes to work by bike unless he .......... .......... late. (wake up)

Use the zero or first conditional // I .......... anything to Phil if you tell me not to. (not say)

You need to get (BACK / OFF) the train at the next stop and I’ll meet you at the exit

Use the second conditional // I don’t study hard, so I don’t do well in my exams. (If I studied hard,....................)

Use the second conditional //We don’t live in the town centre so we have to use public transport. (If we .........., we wouldn’t ..........) .