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Write the verbs in the correct form, using the first conditional: 1. If you (not like) my book, I (not give) it to you. 2. She (pass) her exams if she (study) a lot. 3. Where (you go) if it (not rain) tomorrow? 4. If my friends (arrive) early, we (see) the new film at the Odeon cinema. 5. (they win) the match if they (not have) their best player? Write the verbs in the correct form, using the second conditional: 1. What (you do) if you (win) the lottery? 2. I (not play) the piano if I (can) play the guitar. 3. If she (be) invisible, she (rob) banks and shops. 4. If you (not have) good marks, (your parents be) happy? 5. If Messi (not� be) a good football player, he (not earn) so much money. Choose the correct form of the verbs. All the sentences are in the second conditional: 1. If you not go outdidn't go outnot went outwouldn't go out�so often, you would studystudiedwill study�more. 2. If you will studywould studystudiedstudyed�more, your parents werewaswould bewill be�very happy. 3. If your parents would bewill bewaswere�happy, they letwould letletswill let�you buy a new computer. 4. If you will buyboughtbuyswould buy�a new computer, I would playplayplayedwill play�games with you. 5. If I playwill playplayedwould playgames with you, I beatedbeatwill beatwould beat�you!!! � � � �