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Downloadable worksheets: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES TYPE 1 Level: intermediate Age: 10-12 Downloads: 1510   CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - type 3 (B&W + KEY included) Level: advanced Age: 13-17 Downloads: 758   CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - type 1 (B&W + KEY included) Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Downloads: 731   Conditional sentences - Type 1&2 (B&W + KEY included) Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 726   CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - type 2 (B&W + KEY included) Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 607   CONDITIONALS TYPE III (upper-intermediate level) Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Downloads: 580

Conditional Sentences  Type 1 and Type 2     A. Complete the rules:         1st Conditional = If +  / Future ( + verb)*                                                                                                                            *Also possible: can + verb       Possible situations in the present/ future                                                                                      may + verb       Improbable situations in the present/ future                                                                                 imperative verb           (choose the correct option)            2nd Conditional = If +  / Conditional ( + verb)*                                                                                                                       *Also possible: could + verb        Possible situations in the present/ future                                                                                     might + verb        Improbable situations in the present/ future             (choose the correct option)       B. Choose the correct option so as to make 1st conditional sentences.        1. If it rainrainswill rain tomorrow, we arewill bewon't be able to go to the beach.      2. If you will seeseessee John, candodon't you tell him to phone me?      3. My parents throwdo throwwill throw a big party if I will getgetgets into university.      4. We won't havedon't havenot have any food to offer them if they will arrivearrivesarrive earlier.      5. DoDoesWill you buybuysbuying an iPad if your grandparents givegiveswill give you the money?     C. Choose the correct option so as to make 2nd condtional sentences.        1. If scientists findfoundwould find life on another planet, dowillwould you likelikedlikes to meet the aliens?      2. What didwillwould you donedodid if you winnedwonwin the lottery?      3. If I becomewould becomebecame rich, I mightcanwill buy a ticket to go on a space trip.      4. People wouldn't communicatedidn't communicatedon't communicate so easily if the Internet don't existdidn't existdidn't existed.      5. Our lives werewill bewould be much more difficult if we wouldn't havewould havedidn't have modern technology.     D. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets so as to complete the 1st and 2nd conditional sentences.        1. If your parents punish you, do you think they  (take) your mobile phone?      2.  (you/ ask) for an autograph if you met a famous astronaut?      3. If Steve Jobs was still alive, I  (like) to meet him.      4. If you ever need surgery, you  (probably/ be) operated by a robot.      5. If I  (have) my own robot, I  (programme) it to clean my house.