CONDITIONALS > If + Present Simple + Simple Future T Y P E If you (go) on your bike, you (be) late If she (ring), I (give) her your message you still love me if I - (get) fat? What (happen) if we - (not have) tickets? O Mom (be) angry if I (get) home N after 11 E If I - (pass) all my exams this year, I (get) a new computer If it - (rain), we - (stay) in the hotel If my friend - (come) with me, we (have) fun T He would be very pleased if you (invite) him for theY P party If I (know) the answer, I would have told you it E > If + Past Simple + Conditional (would + infinitive) If they arrived early, we (go) to the cinema If you bought a car a year ago, it (cost) you much less T than now If Sam didn’t visit her yesterday, she (be) very angry W If you worked as a babysitter, you (be) in contact with O children If he sold many cars, he (be) promoted You wouldn’t be so unfit if you (take) more exercise T > If + Past Perfect + Perfect Conditional (would have + past participle) Y P E If the weather had been nice yesterday, I (go) for a walk If I - (know) that Martin was ill, I would have visited her T If you had seen the film, you (enjoy) it H If you - (call) him, he would have come R If Jane had waited, she (find) me E I (not/go out) if I - (not/receive) her phone call E If they - (not/be) lazy, they -(pass) the exam Laura - (win) the prize if she (train) more