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    1St Conditional Exercises

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    This document contains examples of conditional sentences using the 1st and 2nd conditional forms. There are 15 examples in the 1st conditional section that describe possible events and their results. There are also 15 examples in the 2nd conditional section that describe hypothetical or unlikely events and their results. The document provides practice with conditional sentences that follow standard 1st and 2nd conditional structures.

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    1St Conditional Exercises

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    This document contains examples of conditional sentences using the 1st and 2nd conditional forms. There are 15 examples in the 1st conditional section that describe possible events and their results. There are also 15 examples in the 2nd conditional section that describe hypothetical or unlikely events and their results. The document provides practice with conditional sentences that follow standard 1st and 2nd conditional structures.

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    This document contains examples of conditional sentences using the 1st and 2nd conditional forms. There are 15 examples in the 1st conditional section that describe possible events and their results. There are also 15 examples in the 2nd conditional section that describe hypothetical or unlikely events and their results. The document provides practice with conditional sentences that follow standard 1st and 2nd conditional structures.

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    1St Conditional Exercises

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    This document contains examples of conditional sentences using the 1st and 2nd conditional forms. There are 15 examples in the 1st conditional section that describe possible events and their results. There are also 15 examples in the 2nd conditional section that describe hypothetical or unlikely events and their results. The document provides practice with conditional sentences that follow standard 1st and 2nd conditional structures.

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    1ST CONDITIONAL EXERCISES

    1) We (go) to the show, if we (be/send) an invitation.


    2) If you (finish) this exercise now, you (not/have)
    any homework.
    3) We (not/go) camping this weekend unless it
    (stop) raining.
    4) (I/be) happy if you (visit) me? Of course I will!
    5) I will be there in an hour. I (give) you a ring if I
    (not/can/find) your building.
    6) Ok, I (tell) you what I want to do if you (keep) it
    to yourself.
    7) I (not/lend) you anything ever again if you (not/give)
    me my CD back.
    8) The teacher (call) Billy's parents if he (not/come)
    to school tomorrow.
    9) If we (not/sell) our house by the end of next month, we
    (lower) the price.
    10) I'm waiting for important mail. If the parcel (not/be/deliver) today, I
    (complain) to the carrier.
    11) If the weather (be) nice tomorrow, we (go) for a picnic.
    12) The bus is 10 minutes late. What (we/do) if it (not/come)?
    13) I (go) to the doctor tomorrow if I (not/feel) any better.
    14) Hurry up! If we (not/leave) now, we (miss) the
    beginning of the film.
    15) Don't worry, Mom. I (buy) a hamburger if I (be) hungry.

    2ND CONDITIONAL EXERCISES

    1) If you (can) live anywhere in the world, which country


    (you/choose)?
    2) I like living in Barcelona. If I (live) in smaller town, I
    (miss) this metropolitan atmosphere.
    3) Jenny is only 15. If she (be) older, she (can/live)
    by herself.
    4) What (you/do) if you (have) one month left to live?
    5) The climate in Italy (be) perfect for me if it (not/be)
    so hot in the summer months.
    6) It's a pity you aren't a football fan. If you (like) it, we
    (can/watch) matches together.
    7) A: How do you like your meal?
    B: The vegetables (taste) better if they
    (not/be) overcooked.

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    8) You (not/be) overweight if you (not/eat) so much
    candy all the time.
    9) If we (buy) a washing machine, we (not/have to) go to
    the laundry. It would be so convenient.
    10) If I (need) a new computer, I (buy) it. But I think the
    old one is still good.
    11) I will send someone to fix your TV tomorrow. If we (send) the
    repairman today, you (may/have to) wait till late in the afternoon.
    12) What (you/do) if you (find) a briefcase full of money?
    13) If somebody (help) us, we (can/do) it much
    faster. Unfortunately, everyone is busy, too.
    14) If people (be) more polite to each other, the world (be)
    a much better place.
    15) If you (can/be) another person for a day, who
    (you/choose) to be?

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