Form conditional sentences
Correct these conditional sentences
Make a sentence
Direct Speech to Indirect Speech (Statements)
Direct Speech to Indirect Speech (Questions)
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if you / put / sugar / in / water / it / dissolve (zero conditional)
If you put sugar in water, it dissolves.
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If I finish on time, I join you for dinner.
If I finish on time, I will / might / can join you for dinner.
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What would you say in the following situation: You didn’t do your homework. (third conditional)
Possible answers: I would have done my homework if I had known about it.
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“Our team won the football game,” Peter said.
Peter said that their team had won the football game.
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“Are you coming to the dance?” Courtney asked me.
Courtney asked if / whether I was coming to the dance.
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you / find / some envelopes / if you / look / in the bottom drawer (first conditional)
You will find some envelopes if you look in the bottom drawer.
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Would you be angry if I cancel our plans tonight?
Would you be angry if I cancelled our plans for tonight?
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Reported Speech-- Complete the sentence: The boy boasted that....
Possible answer: The boy boasted that he had received the highest mark in his exam
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“I’ve already seen the film,” Sherry said.
Sherry said that she had already seen the film.
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“Which bus are we going to take?” Elliot wanted to know.
Elliot wanted to know which bus we / they were going to take.
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I / ski / every day / if / I / live / in Switzerland (second conditional)
I would ski every day if I lived in Switzerland.
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You would have a good time if you had gone out with him.
You would have had a good time if you had gone out with him.
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Reported Speech -- Complete the sentence: The student admitted that...
The student admitted that he hadn’t studied as hard as he should have.
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“I left the party early,” Valerie said.
Valerie said that she had left the party early.
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“Have the boys had enough to eat?” Dad asked.
Dad asked if / whether the boys had had enough to eat.
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if they / read / the directions / they / prevent / the accident (third conditional)
If they had read the directions, they might / would have prevented the accident.
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Unless you really need help, you won’t disturb him.
Unless you really need help, you shouldn’t / mustn’t disturb him.
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You are giving advice on how to make friends. (zero conditional)
Possible: If you take an interest in people, people want to make friends with you.
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“Let’s go to the beach,” said Max. Hint: *Use something other than "said"
Max suggested that we go to the beach. / Max suggested going to the beach.
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“Are you wearing a dress for the party tonight?” Sam asked me.
Sam asked me if / whether I would be wearing a dress for the party that night.
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if we / took/ a taxi / we/ not miss / the plane(third conditional)
If we had taken a taxi, we wouldn't have missed the plane
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People often get excited when they will see celebrities in public places.
People often get excited when they see celebrities in public places.
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What would you say in the following situation? Your sister has long showers and wastes a lot of hot water. (second conditional)
Possible answer: If you didn’t have such long showers, there would be more hot water for everyone in the house.
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“I will punish you if you behave that way again,” said Dad. Hint: Use a word other than "said"
Dad warned/threatened (me) that he would punish me if I behaved that way again.
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“Did you do the homework?” Tracy asked us.
Tracy asked us if / whether we had done the homework.
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