1st conditional
If I see Leonardo DiCaprio, I ...... (ask) him for an autograph for you.
If I see Leanardo DiCaprio, I will ask him for an autograph for you.
If I .... (leave) now, I would catch the train.
If I left now, I would catch the train.
If you are able to go to the concert, everyone ... (be) jealous of you.
If you are able to go to the concert, everyone will be jealous of you.
If I had known he was famous, I would have ____ (ask) for a photo.
If I had known he was famous, I would have asked for a photo.
(Question) If/you/to go/school/you/have/exam
If you go to school today, will you have an exam?
They .... (force) you to leave if you break that window.
They will force you to leave if you break that window.
If you ... (find) a bag full of money, would you keep it?
If you found a bag full of money, would you keep it?
One of these teams … (be happy) today, if they … (win) this game.
One of these teams will be happy today, if they win this game.
Alex would have stayed, if he ____ ____ (not need) to go to work.
Alex would have stayed, if he hadn’t needed to go to work.
There could be a letter from Bill today. (Unless/if/when) there is, please tell me.
There could be a letter from Bill today. If there is, please tell me.
If it .... (not be) so hot in here, I would go and shut the windows.
If it wasn't so hot in here, I would go and shut the windows.
You … (look) very strange wearing that costume to school, unless it … (be) a holiday.
You would look very strange wearing that costume to school, unless it was a holiday.
If Olivia ___ ___ (to have) less homework, she would have gone to the concert.
If Olivia had had less homework, she would have gone to the concert.
Answer the question: What would you do if you found somebody’s wallet on the floor?
If I found someone’s wallet on the floor, I would…
If you .... (ring) the bell, I … (hear) you.
If you ring the bell, I will hear you.
If I spoke better Spanish, I .... (understand) everything my students said.
- Jamie
I spoke better Spanish, I would understand everything my students said.
-Jamie
I ... (help) you (if/unless) I … (not have to) help my mother.
I would help you if I didn't have to help my mother.
Make question in 3rd conditional:
If/you/study more/you/receive/a better mark.
Make question in 3rd conditional:
If you had studied more, would you have received a better mark?
I/go for a run/park/unless/it/rain.
I will go for a run in the park unless it rains.
Mom is in a bad mood today, so it ... (be) better if you ... (wait) outside.
Mom is in a bad mood today, so it will be better if you wait outside.
We .... (celebrate) with you if your team ... (win) today.
We would celebrate with you if your team won today.
(If/unless) our teachers (were/are) our age, they ... (understand) us better, I think.
If our teachers were our age, they would understand us better, I think.
If Paul ___ ____ (drink) a cup of coffee, he _____ ____ ____ (not be) so tired.
Make the question that this sentence answers:
I would be seeing friends if I didn’t need to study tonight.
What would you be doing if you didn’t need to study?