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Zero, First and Second Conditionals Practice

The document provides examples and exercises for using zero, first, and second conditional sentences in English. It includes examples of filling in blanks to complete conditional sentences correctly, rewriting sentences from first to second conditional, and circling the correct modal verbs. There are also exercises asking the reader to complete conditional sentences and give advice using the conditional "If I were you...".

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Zero, First and Second Conditionals Practice

The document provides examples and exercises for using zero, first, and second conditional sentences in English. It includes examples of filling in blanks to complete conditional sentences correctly, rewriting sentences from first to second conditional, and circling the correct modal verbs. There are also exercises asking the reader to complete conditional sentences and give advice using the conditional "If I were you...".

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1. Form Zero Conditional sentences.

Jack / always / bring / flowers / when / he / come / to visit us.


Jack always brings flowers when he comes to visit us.
if / you / mix / red and blue / you / get / purple
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glass / break / when / you / heat / it ?
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if / you / not eat / you / get / thin
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when / the weather / be / nice / I / walk / to work
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your brother / help / you / with your homework / when / he / have / time ?
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I / usually / read / a good book / when / I / not be / busy
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if / plants / not get / enough water / they / die

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2. Complete with the First Conditional.


If I_____ am not _______ (not/be) busy, I ________will come ________ (come) with you.
If it _______________________ (rain), we _____________________________ (stay) at home.
I _____________________________ (call) you if I _____________________________ (have) time.
If she _______________________ (not/study) hard, she ____________________ (not/pass) the test.
If the weather ______________________ (be) nice, we _____________________ (go) to the beach.
You ______________________ (get) fat if you ______________________ (not/stop) eating so much.
If I ______________________ (see) John, I ______________________ (tell) him about the party.
Mum ______________________ (be) very angry if I ______________________ (not/tidy) my room.
If we ______________________ (not/leave) now, we ______________________ (miss) the bus.
You _________________ (not/go) to the party if you _________________ (not/do) your homework.

3. Rewrite these sentences using UNLESS (First conditional).


We won’t buy any fish today if it isn’t cheaper than yesterday.
We won’t buy any f ish t oday unles s it is c heaper t han y es t erday .
If you don’t go to the party, they’ll be disappointed.
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I can’t help her if she doesn’t want to talk to me.
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If it doesn’t stop raining, we’ll stay at home.
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If he doesn’t go to the post office, he won’t buy the stamps.
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George won’t come out of hospital if he doesn’t feel better.
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4. Circle the correct answer.


If / Unless he apologises, I’ll never speak to him again.
If / Unless you are not on time, they’ll leave without you.
Stanley won’t be able to finish the article if / unless Leslie doesn’t help him.
If / Unless she doesn’t tidy her room, her mother will be angry.
We’ll go to the beach tomorrow if / unless it rains.
If / Unless I finish my homework, I can’t come out with you.
We won’t have anything to eat if / unless we don’t go to the supermarket.

5. Circle the correct answer (Second conditional)


If she would live / lived in London, I wouldn’t see her very often.
If you ate / eat more vegetables, your skin would look better.
Will / Would they play with us if we asked them?
He wouldn’t read / didn’t read that book if he didn’t have to.
If they went to the theatre, will / would they invite you?
If she knew / knows how to drive, she would buy a car.
If I wouldn’t call / didn’t call, Mum would be very worried.
If we had / would have more pocket money, we’d go to the cinema.
He won’t be / wouldn’t be such a good athlete if he didn’t train so hard.
If he wouldn’t be / weren’t so rude, people would like him.
If we didn’t have time, we wouldn’t watch / won’t watch TV.
She would get / got the job if she spoke Spanish.

6. Complete with the Second Conditional.


If he _______________________________ (exercise), he would be healthier.
If I _______________________________ (be) you, I would call the police.
I _______________________________ (buy) a new jacket if I had some money.
I _______________________________ (help) him if I were you.
I would travel round the world if I _______________________________ (win) the lottery.
If she had time, she _______________________________ (go) to the gym.
If I _______________________________ (meet) an alien, I wouldn’t be scared.
If I _______________________________ (go) to New York, I would visit the Empire State building.

7. Peter is ill in bed. Give him some advice. Begin with “If I were you”.
make a cup of tea stay in bed all day
call the doctor take an aspirin
not go to school tomorrow stay in bed for two days
eat some soup drink some orange juice
If I were you, I would make a cup of tea.

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