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A Mix of Conditionals

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  • Stop asking me what Tom bought you for Secret Santa. Even if I .... what he bought you, I .... you. (know / not tell)
    Even If I knew..... I wouldn't tell you
  • Nobody here speaks English. Too bad Bob isn't here. If he .... with us, he ... act as our interpreter. (be / can)
    If he was/were ..... he could...
  • If only Dora ...... part of our group - we would've created an amazing project and won the competition. (be)
    had been
  • If the weather ..... nice tomorrow, she ..... along the river to school. (be / walk)
    if the weather is nice .... she will walk....
  • I would think twice before replying to their email, if I ..... you. (be)
    were
  • If I ... the test, I ... an "A" in the class. Instead, I got a "C." I really should have studied more. (pass / get)
    If I had passed ... I would have got / gotten...
  • What can be a stronger alternative to IF?
    PROVIDED / PROVIDING THAT
  • If I ... rich, I ... that new Mercedes we saw yesterday. Unfortunately, I can't even afford a used car. (be / buy)
    if I were rich.... , I would buy ...
  • You can borrow the car so long as you.... too fast. (not drive)
    don't drive
  • Tina's train arrived ahead of schedule. If I hadn't decided to go to the train station early, she ... there for more than twenty minutes before I arrived. (wait)
    would have waited / would have been waiting
  • The form of the First Conditional is.......... and we use it to express ........
    IF + Present // WILL + V1 (real condition + possible result)
  • What a beautiful house! I wish I .... a house like this one. (have)
    I wish I had
  • I stayed late at work and missed the last bus. I wish I .... at work so late (stay)
    I wish I hadn't stayed
  • My leg's broken. I can't stand up unless you .... me a hand. (give)
    give
  • If only I .... how to use this gadget! I wouldn't be so confused right now.
    If only I knew
  • If only she .... her keys! Those were the last copies, so I don't know what we're going to do now. (not lose)
    hadn't lost
  • The form of the Second Conditional is..... and we use it to express.....
    IF + Past Simple // WOULD + V1 (hypothetical / unreal condition and its result)
  • You can play in the living room as long as you .... a mess. (not make)
    as long as you don't make
  • I wish I ..... to him yesterday. (talk)
    had talked
  • Unless it ...., we'll go for a picnic tomorrow.
    rains
  • Alice didn't get a good grade. She wishes she ..... harder. (work)
    had worked
  • I'm sorry, I didn't know you were allergic to chocolate. If I ..... sooner, I .... you a vanilla cake. (know / make)
    If I had known ..... I would have made
  • The form of the Third Conditional is..... and we use it to express.....
    IF + HAD +V3 // WOULD + HAVE + V3 (unreal / hypothetical past condition and its unreal result)
  • What are the two alternatives to IF that best express wishes and regrets?
    I WISH and IF ONLY
  • My old car often breaks down. I wish I .... a new car. (have)
    I wish I had
  • If Jerry hadn't stopped to pick up that coin, he ..... the street when that bus ran the red light. He might have been killed! (cross)
    would have been crossing
  • If I ...... enough money, I .... on safari to Kenya. However, my bank account is empty! (have / go)
    If I had... I would go
  • I love to travel! Whenever I..... enough money, I ... abroad. I do it almost every year. (have / go)
    Whenever I have... I go...
  • If I were in Tahiti right now, I ....along a beautiful reef. I wouldn't be stuck here in this office, doing mountains of paperwork. (snorkel)
    I would be snorkeling
  • What is the equivalent of IF... NOT ?
    UNLESS