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If sentences type 1 and 2 (22.02.10)




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CONDITIONALS TYPE 1 AND 2

 
EXERCISE 1
Choose the correct answer to finish the sentences.
 
1. She … very happy if you told her the truth.
 
      a)     will be

b)     are

c)      would be

d)     was

 

  1. If I had a nice house, I … all my friends.

a)     would invite

b)     will invite

c)      invite

d)     invited

 

  1. If I go on holidays, I … my dog.

a)     take

b)     would take

c)      took

d)     will take

 

  1. What … you do if you saw a ghost?

a)     will

b)     did

c)      do  

d)     would

 

  1. Where … you go if she invites you?

a)     would

b)     does

c)      do

d)     will

 

  1. Would you take me with you if you … abroad?

a)     travel

b)     travelled

c)      will travel

d)     would travel

 

  1. If she … a horror film, she will be very impressed.

a)     watch

b)     watches

c)      will watch

d)     would watch

 

  1. John … a mansion if he won the lottery.

a)     bought

b)     buys

c)      will buy

d)     would buy

 

  1. If Helen … meat, I will ask her if she is a vegetarian.

a)     didn’t eat

b)     won’t eat  

c)      wouldn’t eat

d)     doesn’t eat

 

  1. Mary and I would visit interesting places if we … the possibility to do so.

a)     have

b)     will have

c)      would have

d)     had

 

  1. John … agree with her if she doesn’t discuss the problem with him.

a)     wouldn’t 

b) don’t

c) didn’t

d) won’t

 

  1. If I … dinner she would be very pleased with me.

a)     cook

b) will cook

c) cooked

d) would cook

 

  1. If I … not there on time, I’ll miss the train.

a)     am

b)     will be

c)      would be

d)     was

 

  1. What … your opinion if they ask you about that issue?

a)     would be

b)     be

c)      is

d)     will be

 

  1. Would she care about him if he … her alone?

a)     leaves

b)     will leave

c)      would leave

d)     left

 

  1. Tracy … never spend all her money if she works hard.

a)     will

b)     would

c)      don’t

d)     didn’t

 

  1. If he … carefully he won’t have an accident.

a)     drove

b)     drives

c)      will drive

d)     would drive

 

  1. Louis will sing a song if she … him.

a)     asks

b)     asked

c)      will ask

d)     would ask

 

  1. If Harry and Sue … to the cinema, they will go to the theatre.

a)     won’t go 

b)     wouldn’t go

c)      doesn’t  go

d)     don’t go

 

  1. Grace and Paul … married if they decided it.

a)     would get

b)     will get

c)      got

d)     get

 
 
EXERCISE 2
 
Choose the correct answer to finish the sentences.

 

1. If you  to Britain, you  a rich cuisine.

 

2. If I  some strawberries, I  some strawberry jam.

 

3. I  new recipes every week if I  more time to cook.

 

4. If the meat  raw, you  to leave it in the oven for longer.

 

5. He  any dessert if he  his soup.

 

 

EXERCISE 3

 

Complete with the correct form of the verbs to finish the sentences.

Use short forms if the sentence is negative. 

 
1. If I  (be) you, I would see a doctor first.
 

2. If I were a model, I  (not / resist) eating chocolate now and then.

 

3. If she  (eat) an apple instead of apple pie, she will get less calories.

 

4. We  (have) a picnic tomorrow if it is sunny.

 

5. If people did sport regularly, they  (not/have) so many health problems.

 

6. If you help me in the kitchen, I  (give) you a piece of chocolate cake.