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Make a first conditional sentence: Juan goes to university. Get a better job.
If Juan goes to university, he will get a better job.
Make second conditional using COULD: I train hard. I'll be a professional football player.
If I trained hard, I could be a professional football player.
Make a first conditional sentence: Save enough money. Visit Thailand.
If I save enough money, I will/am going to visit Thailand.
Make a 2nd conditional sentence: Get a job. Have more money.
If you got a job, you would have more money.
First conditional: If you ... (not take) an aspirin, your headache ... (not disappear).
If you don't take an aspirin, your headache will not disappear.
First conditional: If she ... (do not finish) the vegetables, she ... (not get) any icecream.
If she doesn't finish the vegetables, she will not get any icecream.
First conditional: If he ... (come), I ... (be) surprised.
If he comes, I will be surprised.
First conditional: They ... (be) angry if we ... (not visit) them next Saturday.
They will be angry if we don't visit them next Saturday.
2nd conditional: If you ____ (buy) a new phone, your battery ___________ (will) last longer.
If you bought a new phone, your battery would last longer.
2nd conditional: If you _________(speak) to her, she ___________ (will) listen.
If you spoke to her, she would listen.
2nd conditional: If you _______(go) to the cinema with me, I ___________ (buy) you food.
If you went to the cinema with me, I would buy you food.
If you _________(know) the area better, you would not need to use Google Maps.
If you knew the area better, you would not need to use Google Maps.
If I _________(to be) you, I would talk to her.
If I were you, I would talk to her.
Juan _____ (go) home early, if he ______ (not/have) much work.
Juan will go home early, if he doesn't have much work.
You'll be late if you will not leave soon.
 
incorrect
 
correct
If we _____ (not/hurry up), we _______ (miss) the train.
If we don't hurry up, we will miss the train.
If it _______ (be) sunny, we ________ (have) a picnic at the park.
If it is sunny, we will have a picnic at the park.
If I had a million dollars, I ................... (buy) a big house.
would buy
If you forget my birthday, I ........... never (speak) to you again.
will never speak
Second Conditional: If + subject + past simple, subject + would + base form
 
true
 
false
First Conditional : If + PRESENT SIMPLE, will + INFINITIVE.
 
true
 
false
I will take my umbrella if it rains. - First Conditional.
 
correct
 
incorrect
I always take my umbrella if it .......... (rain).
rains
Make a conditional sentence: Try this meal. You will like it.
If you try this meal, you will like it.
Make a conditional sentence: I feel so tired. I don't sleep well.
I wouldn't feel so tired if I slept well.
If I wasn't ill, I .............. (go) to the party.
would go
If you wash the dishes, I .............. (dry) them.
will dry
If you get back late, I ..................(be) angry.
will be
If I was you, I ....................... (go) to the beach.
would go
If the skirt hadn't been so cheap, I ............. (not buy) it.
wouldn't have bought
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