We ___________ (have) a picnic if the weather ___________ (be) nice.
'll have / 's
This conditional is used for unreal or imaginary situations.
Second Conditional
if + subject + present, subject + will + verb is ____ conditional.
First conditional
We won't go on holiday this year. We can't afford it. We_______________if we______________.
would go on holiday this year / could afford it
If you ___________ (need) help with your car tomorrow, my father ___________ (help) you.
need / will help
I ___________ (finish) the job tomorrow if I ___________ (can).
will finish / can
Meg sleeps only five hours a day. If she _______ (sleep) longer, her health _______ (improve) fast.
slept / would improve
If I ___________ (see) John, I ___________ (tell) him your news tomorrow.
see / 'll tell
If you _______(can) visit any country in the world, where _______(go)?
could / would you go
If you _________ (freeze) water, it __________ (turn) to ice.
freeze / turns
If + subject + past, subject + would + verb is ____ contidional.
Second conditional
This conditional is used for things that are always true.
Zero conditional
If I _________ (go) on a boat, I always ___________ (feel) sick.
go / feel
You ____ (make) a fortune if you _______ (take) my advice.
would make / took
Which conditional is this? "If you walk under a ladder, you'll have seven years of bad luck."
First Conditional
If you ___________ (see) a police officer, they can ___________ (show) you the way.
see / show
If + subject + present, subject + present is ____ conditional.
Zero Conditional
If you ______(have to) spend a month alone on a desert island, what _____(take) with you?
had to / would you take
How _____(feel) if you _____(win) the lottery?
would you feel / won
If she ___________ (want) to talk to me, she ___________ (ring). But she doesn't.
wanted / would ring
Which conditional is this? "If you heat ice, it melts."
Zero Conditional
I ___________ (understand) Mr. Brown if he ___________ (speak) more slowly. But he doesn’t.
would understand / spoke
This conditional is used for present, possible situations.
First conditional