CONDITIONAL FIRST If + Present Will Modals Imperative When we talk about things that are possible in the future Shall we go to the beach? If we go now, it won’t be so crowded We can go if it doesn’t rain CLAUSES SECOND If + Past Simple Simple Conditional When we talk about the present and imagine something different from the real situation now or an unlikely situation in the future I’m so tired If I weren’t so tired, I would give you a hand I’d go for a walk if I could THIRD If + Past Perfect Perfect Conditional When we talk about the past and imagine something different from the real situation then or an impossible situation in the past She got up late If she had got up earlier, she would have arrived on time She would have had time for a shower if she had got up early WRITE THE CORRECT FORM OF THE VERBS IN BRACKETS ACCORDING TO THE CONDITIONAL TYPE REQUIRED: 1.- I work ten hours a day If I (have) _ more free time, I (practise) some sport 2.- Jane’s always late for school If she (be) _ punctual, the teacher (not punish) _ her almost every day 3.- She’ll probably go to the Old Students’ Party If she (go) _, she (meet) _ her old school mates 4.- You should carry an umbrella You (get) _ wet if you (not carry) _ one 5.- Did you say Susan is moving to Australia? She (miss) _ her London friends if she (leave) 6.- We didn’t pay the phone bill If we (pay) _ it, they (not cut) _ the line off 7.- Their dog died The dog (not die) _ if they (take) it to the vet 8.- You’re eating too much You (have) _ an indigestion if you (eat) _ like that 9.- He always stays at home If he (go) _ out more often, he (have) _ a better social life 10.- She’s saving money If she (save) _ enough, she (buy) a new car 11.- Her girlfriend left him after an argument They (get) _ married if she (not leave) _ him 12.- I live far away from my school If I (live) nearer, I (not go) by bus 13.- Mary’s at Peter’s party If you (go) _ there, you (see) _ her 14.- Don’t worry My dog is very sociable It (not bite) _ you if you (come) into my house 15.- His car broke down in the middle of the highway If he (take) it to the garage before the journey, it (not break) down _ 16.- He does nothing but work all the time He (feel) better if he (go) _ out from time to time 17.- She left the front door open If she (close) _ it, the dog (not run) away 18.- Sally drank a lot at the party She (not be) sick all over my car back seats if she (not drink) so much 19.- He knows very few people in this town He (not stay) at home most of the time watching TV if he (have) _ someone to go out with 20.- I can’t cook at all If I (can) cook, I (invite) my friends for dinner at home 21.- You see Tom at work every day, don’t you? If you (see) him tomorrow, (tell) him what has happened 22.- That dress is so beautiful! You (look) _ gorgeous at the reception if you (wear) it 23.- Mary wants to be healthy She (not smoke) so much if she (worry) _ so much about her health as she says 24.- I’m sorry I shouted at my friend He (not get) angry with me if I (not be) _ so rude 25.- I hope he phones me again If he (ring) me up, I (apologise) _ Had/would practise Were/wouldn’t punish Goes/will meet Will get/ don’t carry Will miss/leaves Had paid/wouldn’t have cut Wouldn’t have died/had taken Will have/eat Went/would have 10.Saves/will buy 11.Would have got/hadn’t left 12.Lived/wouldn’t go 13.Go/will see 14.Won’t bite/come 15.Had taken/wouldn’t have broken 16.Would feel/went 17.Had closed/wouldn’t have run 18.Wouldn’t have been/hadn’t drunk 19.Wouldn’t stay/had 20.Could/would invite 21.See/tell 22.Will look/wear 23.Wouldn’t smoke/worried 24.Wouldn’t have got/hadn’t been 25.Rings/will apologise