Conditionals
If it rains tomorrow ... [first conditional]
S + will + infinitive
Put the following in reported speech:
"Do you like apple pie?" he asked me.
He asked me if I liked apple pie.
She had to find a job because she had (...) money left after her husband’s death.
little
Advice:
You ________ go to sleep late if you have an exam the next day.
shouldn't
By next year, Miles ______ _______ left Seville.
will have
If it is hot, my ice cream... [zero conditional]
Put the following in reported speech:
"Miles' English classes are the best!" they exclaimed.
They said that Miles' English classes were the best.
I _______ not _________ my breakfast by the time they arrived.
had / eaten
Probability/possibility:
I'm not sure if I want to go to the park tomorrow. It looks like it ________ rain.
migh/may
Miles ______ have been alive for 32 years in November.
won't
If I was a celebrity... [second conditional]
I would...
Put the following in reported speech:
"Can you help me with something?" she asked him.
She asked him if he could help her with something.
It is already 9:30 PM and I (wait) ________________ here for over an hour. If John does not (get) _____________ here in the next five minutes, I am going to leave.
read the books
Semi-modal:
Why do you ______ ___ be so annoying?
have to
Will you _____ seen her by the end of the day?
have + past participle verb
If I had worked harder... [third conditional]
I would have...
Put the following in reported speech:
"I will do it tomorrow!" he exclaimed.
He said that he would do it tomorrow.
Complete the sentence:
When the film started, they....
had + past participle
Advice (not should/shouldn't):
You ________ ____ speak to a doctor if you're ill.
ought to
_______ you _______ ______ the book by the next lesson?
Will / have read
If she ________, she _________. [third conditional]
If + past perfect -> would + present perfect
Put the following in reported speech:
"I have done my homework," he said.
He said that he had done his homework.
Complete the second sentence, so that it has the same meaning as the first, but in the passive voice.
Many people will be celebrating the football team’s victory in the streets tonight!
The football team’s victory will be celebrated.
Certainty:
Miles ________ ________ been here because his bag is still here.
must have
Future Perfect Continuous:
By this time next year...
subject + will + have + past participle