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Downloadable worksheets: FIRST TYPE CONDITIONAL CLAUSES Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 4531   Conditionals Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 4048   if clauses - type 0 - 1 - 2 - Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 4203   Conditional sentences Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 3419   First Conditional - exercises Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Downloads: 3544   Conditional "type 0" and "type 1" test Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Downloads: 2464

1st & 2nd CONDITIONAL 1st conditional: if + Present Simple — Future Simple                                                             — may + infinitive                                                             — can + infinitive                                                             — imperative   2nd conditional: if + Past Simple — would / could / might + infinitive     Fill in the gaps with the right form of the verbs given to make the first conditional.   If you to the party, you will see Mary. (go) The children happy, if their mother allows them to go to the party. (be)  If i win the lottery,I a big house. (buy) My mother will be angry if i home late. (come) If it , we can have a picnic. (not rain) If you Tom, please tell him to call me. (see) If Jane all her exams, her parents will be very pleased. (pass) if you ask her? (she come) If Andrew hard, he will meet the deadline. (work) We may go to the beach, if the weather good. (be)   Fill in the gaps with the right form of the verbs given to make the second conditional.   If i you, i would go to the doctor. (be) If Mary had insurance, she pay for the damage to her car. (not have to) If Scott the answer, he would help me. (know) If Mary wore smarter clothes, she  more attractive. (look)  to his party if he invited you? (you go) You  fatter if you ate cuips every day. (get) If you  more time, would you exercise more? (have) If he  so carefully, i would trust him to give me a lift. (not drive) If we  tickets, we would go to the concert. (find) Jesicca  angry if you told her the truth. (not be)   Fill in the gaps with the right form of the verbs given to make either the first or the second conditional.   Will she come if Jason  her? (call) If Sarah were rich, she  in an expensive hotel. (stay) If he , i will never speak to him again. (not apologise) If Dad  the TV set, we will be able to watch our favourite programme. (fix) If i were you, i  to her more politely. (speak) If Sue  her key, she would have to stay to her grandparents'. (lose) I  meet you if i don't finish my homework. (meet) If Zack  harder, he will passhis driving test. (try) If you  so impolite, i would enjoy your company. (not be) Tom will be amazed if you  him the picture you drew. (show) tip: use the short form in negative sentences.