I.

Match the two columns to create links between conditional clauses and their use:
1. If you play with matches, you will burn yourself.
2. If he had followed his parents advice, he
wouldnt have lost all his money.(but he did)
3.If I were you, I wouldnt feel sorry at all.
4. If she worked harder, she would be paid more.
5. If you had left home in time, we wouldnt have
waited for you in the freezing cold, dont you think?
a. expressing criticism
b. action untrue, unreal in the present
c. true or likely to happen in the present or future
d.advice
e. imaginary situations contrary to facts in the past;

II.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense, then identify the types of conditionals:
1. The teacher will be very angry if you (not do) your homework.
2. If he .. (tell) me, I could help him.
3. If you dont water the flowers, they (die).
4. If you didnt water the flowers, they (die).
5. I .. (come) if I had time.
6. If you dont hurry, you .. (miss) the bus.
7. If I (be) you, I wouldnt buy that car.
8. He will play tennis if the weather . (be) good.
9. I would be very happy if she . (be) my sister.
10. She could win the race if she . (try).
11. If he .. (go) to bed early, he will get up early.
12. If he touches this wire, he .. (get) a shock.
13. You will get wet if it (rain).
14. If I knew, I (come) earlier.
15. I wouldnt say it if I .. (be) you.
16. What will you do if you (get) a bad mark?
17. If she .. (wear) a necklace, her dress will look better.
18. If you go near the dog, it . (bite) you.
19. Bodrum (be) ideal for a holiday if it werent so crowded.
20. He will be ill if he .. (eat) so much.

III. Find correct items and complete the following sentences:
1. If we .. go .. to London, well . visit our cousin.
2. If they . their homework tonight, their teacher . happy.
3. If the weather good, George swimming this weekend.
4. If he . swimming this weekend,. ...a wonderful time.
5. If you dont eat your dinner tonight, ... hungry.
6. If ...tired, theyll go to sleep early tonight.
7. If it .. , shell wear her new raincoat.
8. If you .. too many cookies after dinner tonight,
get a stomachache.




IV. Finish these sentences:
1. If you drive very fast, ...
2. Would you give me some money if .
3. If she were my sister, ...
4. I would spend every winter in Miami if ..
5. If they have time tomorrow,
6. Dont give him anything if ..
7. We would go to the cinema if .
8. If John worked harder,
9. They would find me if .
10. If I had a lot of money,

V. Rewrite the text using another type of conditional clause, when possible:

Dear Laura,

I am writing to you about my daughter and your niece, Sarah. She is a bored teenager. If she joined a club, she
would make more friends. She would enjoy herself if went out more. Her schoolwork is suffering too. If she
studied more, she would have better marks and she would enter university. Unfortunately, she is becoming
overweight. She would feel fitter fitter if she started swimming, and she would get thinner if she stopped eating
so much chocolate.
I dont know what to do to help her. If I knew, I wouldnt write to you asking for advice.
Drop me a line whenever you can.
I am looking forward to hearing from you!

Love,
Anne





















V. Choose the correct item and underline it:
1. If I move / Ill move to Boston, I live / Ill live on Main Street.
2. If you call / youll call your mother, shell be very happy.
3. If the mechanic fixes our car on time, we drive / well drive to Center ville.
4. If it rains / itll rain today, we wont go to the park.
5. If Im not in a hurry tonight, I write / Ill write to her.
6. If she isnt / wont be sick, shell go to school.
7. If theyre / theyll be tired tomorrow, they dont go / wont go to work.
8. If John doesnt buy a new car, he buys / hell buy a motorcycle.


VI. Choose one of the following questions and answer it, making sure to use the conditional:
If you were God for a day, what would you do?
If you had had superpowers, what whould you have done?