Class 30 Revision 5

Assuming that we locate a freshwater source, we (not / have) to worry about dehydration.

If a sandstorm (start) , we would cover our faces to avoid getting sand in our eyes.

Supposing we (find) a cave, we'll have a safe place to stay on the desert island.

What if we (see) a ship on the horizon? We will light a fire as a distress signal.

If the volcano (erupt) , we would evacuate the area as quickly as possible.

If I (find) a treasure map, I would follow it to discover the hidden treasure.

If the wind (get) too strong, we might need to find shelter from the storm.

Let's say we (find) polar bears – we'd need to stay still and avoid provoking them.

If he (not / explore) the dense forest, he would finish his journey sooner.

If it (not / drizzle) , we could go for a walk in the park.

Let's say we found a radio – if the batteries still (work) , we could call for help.

If the blizzard (get) worse, we would stay indoors until it passed.

Even if it snows, we (build) a fire to stay warm at the North Pole.

Provided that the sun (come) out, we can dry our wet clothes after the rain.