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Conditional Sentences

The document provides a series of conditional sentences that require the correct verb forms to be completed. It includes examples of first, second, and third conditional structures. The focus is on selecting appropriate verbs to convey the intended meaning in each scenario.

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Conditional Sentences

The document provides a series of conditional sentences that require the correct verb forms to be completed. It includes examples of first, second, and third conditional structures. The focus is on selecting appropriate verbs to convey the intended meaning in each scenario.

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Conditional sentences - first, second and

third

Choose the correct verb forms to complete the sentences.

1.
If we had gone / went / go to Thailand, we'll be able to ride elephants.

2.
If I would get up / I'd got up / I got up when my alarm went off, I wouldn't have been
late.

3.
If we would go / went / go to Russia, we'd be able to visit the Hermitage museum.

4.
If he does well in the exams, we had taken / we would take / we'll take him out for a
treat.

5.
If there are plenty of people, it has been / it'll be / it would be a great party.

6.
If he'd done well in the exams, he could have gone / would have been / could go to
university.

7.
If I get up at six, I had got / I would get / I'll get to the airport on time.

8.
If you go to bed late, you would have been / you'll be / you'd be tired tomorrow.

9.
If I went / had gone / go to bed earlier, I wouldn't be so tired in the mornings.

10.
If you didn't call / don't call / wouldn't call me, I'll be worried about you.

11.
If you didn't call me every day, I would have been / had been / would be worried
about you.

12.
If you wouldn't call / hadn't called / didn't call , I'd have been worried about you.

13.
If I pass / had passed / would pass my driving test, I'll buy a car.

14.
If I'd passed my driving test, I'd have bought / I'd bought / I would buy a car.

15.
If there are / had been / were more people, it would be more fun.

16.
If there were / would be / had been more people, it would have been a good party.

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