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ZERO, FIRST & SECOND CONDITIONALS

1. Write the verbs in the correct conditional tense and tell which conditional
is each sentence:

1. If you (not stop), I (tell) your mum.


2. Susan (travel) to Paris if she (win) the lottery.
3. When you (mix) blue and yellow, you (get) green.
4. My classmate (pass) if he (study).
5. If you (not work) so hard, you (have) more time for your
hobbies.
6. The floor (get) wet when it (rain).
7. We (go surfing) more often if we (live) closer to the
beach.
8. If she (not apologize), I (not forgive) her.
9. When you (heat) ice, it (melt).
10. If he (want) to talk to me, he (phone) me. But he doesn’t.
11. I (be) very pleased if it (be) true.
12. What (happen) if you (press) that red button?
13. When Rodolfo (study), he (get) better grades.
14. If you (not pass) the exam, you (take) it
again?
15. When I (go) to the beach and I (not put) sun cream on, I
always (get burnt).
16. If Diana (be) an astronaut, she (travel) to the Moon. But
she’s an architect.
17. If we (can) come on Sunday, we (come). However, we
cannot. I’m truly sorry.
18. When my eldest kid (not know) a word, he always (look
up) in a dictionary.
19. If you (not eat) your breakfast now, you (be) hungry
later.
20. If they (not find) a solution soon, the problem (get)
worse.
Development

1. If you (don't stop), I (will tell) your mum. - First conditional


2. Susan (would travel) to Paris if she (won) the lottery. - Second conditional
3. When you (mix) blue and yellow, you (get) green. - Zero conditional
4. My classmate (will pass) if he (studies). - First conditional
5. If you (didn't work) so hard, you (would have) more time for your hobbies. - Second
conditional
6. The floor (gets) wet when it (rains). - Zero conditional
7. We (would go surfing) more often if we (lived) closer to the beach. - Second
conditional
8. If she (doesn't apologize), I (won't forgive) her. - First conditional
9. When you (heat) ice, it (melts). - Zero conditional
10. If he (wants) to talk to me, he (will phone) me. But he doesn't. - First conditional
11. I (would be) very pleased if it (were) true. - Second conditional
12. What (will happen) if you (press) that red button? - First conditional
13. When Rodolfo (studies), he (gets) better grades. - Zero conditional
14. If you (don't pass) the exam, (will you take) it again? - First conditional
15. When I (go) to the beach and I (don't put) sun cream on, I always (get burnt). - Zero
conditional
16. If Diana (were) an astronaut, she (would travel) to the Moon. But she's an architect. -
Second conditional
17. If we (could) come on Sunday, we (would come). However, we cannot. I'm truly
sorry. - Second conditional
18. When my eldest kid (doesn't know) a word, he always (looks up) in a dictionary. -
Zero conditional
19. If you (don't eat) your breakfast now, you (will be) hungry later. - First conditional
20. If they (don't find) a solution soon, the problem (will get) worse. - First conditional

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