If I ___________ (see) John, I ___________ (tell) him your news tomorrow.
see / 'll tell
Meg sleeps only five hours a day. If she _______ (sleep) longer, her health _______ (improve) fast.
slept / would improve
If you _________ (freeze) water, it __________ (turn) to ice.
freeze / turns
If she ___________ (want) to talk to me, she ___________ (ring). But she doesn't.
wanted / would ring
If you ___________ (need) help with your car tomorrow, my father ___________ (help) you.
need / will help
We ___________ (have) a picnic if the weather ___________ (be) nice.
'll have / 's
I ___________ (understand) Mr. Brown if he ___________ (speak) more slowly. But he doesn’t.
would understand / spoke
If you ___________ (see) a police officer, they can ___________ (show) you the way.
see / show
I ___________ (finish) the job tomorrow if I ___________ (can).
will finish / can
If I _________ (go) on a boat, I always ___________ (feel) sick.
go / feel
You ____ (make) a fortune if you _______ (take) my advice.
would make / took
This conditional is used for present, possible situations.
First conditional
This conditional is used for things that are always true.
Zero conditional
This conditional is used for unreal or imaginary situations.
Second Conditional
if + subject + present, subject + will + verb is ____ conditional.
First conditional
If + subject + past, subject + would + verb is ____ contidional.
Second conditional
