1st Conditional
If it rains, we (not/to go).
If it rains, we will not go.
We (help) you if we (know) how.
We would help you if we knew how.
First Conditional
If I ___________ (see) Saleem, I ___________ (tell) him the news.
If I see Saleem, I will tell him the news.
First Conditional
He ___________ (lose) be fit if he ___________ (exercise) .
He will be fit if he exercises.
Make a first conditional sentence.
you/ (get) back late/ I (be) angry.
If you get back late I will be angry.
He (learn) karate if he (have) more time
He would learn karate if he had more time.
First Conditional
You ___________ (meet) my brother if you ___________ (go) to town on Monday.
You will meet my brother if you go to town on Monday.
First Conditional
If you ___________ (wait) for a moment, the waiter ___________ (bring) you a coffee.
If you wait for a moment, the waiter will bring you a coffee.
Make a second conditional sentence.
(To win) a lot of money/ (to buy) a big house in the country.
If I won a lot of money, I’d buy a big house in the country.
If we (have) a yacht, we (sail) the seven seas.
If we had a yacht, we would sail the seven seas.
Second Conditional
Sarah sleeps only 5 hours a day. If she ___________ (sleep) longer, her health ___________ (improve) fast.
Sarah sleeps only 5 hours a day. If she slept longer, her health would improve fast.
Second Conditional
If Peter ___________ (ask) Mary, I'm sure she ___________ (say) yes to him.
If Peter asked Mary, I'm sure she would say yes to him.
Make a first conditional sentence. (The weather / to be as sunny tomorrow as it was today / we / to go surfing)
If the weather is as sunny tomorrow as it was today, we will go surfing.
She ___________ (get) fit if she ___________ (walk) 3 km every day.
She would get fit if she walked 3 km every day.
Second Conditional
I ___________ (understand) Mr. Brown if he ___________ (speak) slowly.
I would understand Mr. Brown if he spoke slowly.
Second Conditional
If you ___________ (give) him too much food, he ___________ (not be able) to work hard. He would be too lazy to work then.
If you gave him too much food, he wouldn't be able to work hard. He would be too lazy to work then.
Make a second conditional sentence.
You/ (to make) a fortune/ if you (take)/ my advice. Too bad!
You would make a fortune if you took my advice. Too bad!
He ___________ (find) the answers if he ___________ (look) at the back of the book.
He will find the answers if he looks at the back of the book.
If I (live) on an island, I (run) around all day.
If I lived on an island, I would run around all day.
Second Conditional
If he ___________ (promise) to behave in the future, his mom ___________ (forgive) him.
If he promised to behave in the future, his mom would forgive him.
Second Conditional
Life ___________ (be) monotonous if we ___________ (have) nothing to do.
Life would be monotonous if we had nothing to do.
Make a second conditional sentence. (I / to meet a genie / I / to ask him for three wishes)
If I met a genie I would ask him for three wishes.