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All Conditional Types - Exercises 1 : 1. Fill The Gaps With The Correct Form of The Verb in Brackets

The document contains a series of conditional sentences for students to practice. There are two parts: 1) Students are to fill in the blanks with the correct verb form based on if/unless conditional structures. There are 20 sentences with missing verbs to complete. 2) Students are to logically complete another series of conditional sentences that are started but not finished. There are 20 sentences to finish in this second part. The document provides conditional sentence exercises for students to practice using different verb forms and structures depending on if/unless conditions. There are a total of 40 sentences to complete between the two parts.

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All Conditional Types - Exercises 1 : 1. Fill The Gaps With The Correct Form of The Verb in Brackets

The document contains a series of conditional sentences for students to practice. There are two parts: 1) Students are to fill in the blanks with the correct verb form based on if/unless conditional structures. There are 20 sentences with missing verbs to complete. 2) Students are to logically complete another series of conditional sentences that are started but not finished. There are 20 sentences to finish in this second part. The document provides conditional sentence exercises for students to practice using different verb forms and structures depending on if/unless conditions. There are a total of 40 sentences to complete between the two parts.

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…All conditional types – Exercises 1 ………………


B1
1. Fill the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
a) If I had seen the weather forecast, I would have taken (take) an umbrella with me.
b) If I miss (miss) the bus this afternoon, I’ll get a taxi instead.
c) Would you change (you/change) your job if you could?
d) If I had a lot of money, I would sail (sail) around the world.
e) It happens all the time. A cat always bites you if you pull (pull) its tail.
f) We’ll have to go out without John if he doesn’t arrive (not/arrive) soon.
g) How would you feel if you were (be) in my position?
h) If I don’t revise (not/revise) thoroughly, I may fail my test.
i) If the children want to go to the zoo, will dad take (dad/take) them?
j) If my father wasn’t/weren’t (not/be) so old-fashioned, he’d let me dye my hair green.
k) They wouldn’t have believed him if he had told (tell) them the truth.
l) If she wasn’t/weren’t (not/be) so shy, she’d enjoy parties.
m) I would be in the Bahamas right now if I hadn’t missed (not/miss) the plane.
n) If you had got enough sleep, you wouldn’t feel (not/feel) tired now.
o) If my sister sees (see) this puppy, she will love it!
p) I will make (make) dinner if you promise to wash the dishes.
q) If my teacher hadn’t given me so much homework, I would have gone (go) to a concert.
r) Would you work (you/work) harder if you were better paid?
s) I wouldn’t have bought that second-hand bike if I had known (know) it was stolen.
t) If I had known (know) you were in hospital, I would have visited you.

2. Complete the following sentences in a logical way.


a) He wouldn't have jumped if
b) You'll never learn English unless
c) If you don't stop smoking
d) If you go to the casino
e) If I were Prime Minister
f) If I could go anywhere in the world
g) I would never forgive you if
h) If I'd seen the price ticket
i) I wouldn't have lent him the money if
j) If you don't practise
k) I’ll kill you if
l) Unless it's a nice day
m) She wouldn't have bought it unless
n) Had I known the police car was behind me
o) She wouldn't have married him unless
p) You would earn more money if
q) I wouldn't go unless
r) I wouldn't have believed him if
s) If I had three months holiday
t) I wouldn't have done this exercise unless
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