First or second?
If I see her tomorrow, I ___ tell her about it.
If I see her tomorrow, I WILL tell her about it.
HAVE / TIME / I / MORE / WILL / IF / LEARN / FRENCH / I
Change the following sentence to the Second Conditional form:
If it stops raining today, I will go to the park.
If it stopped raining today, I would go to the park.
Pokud bude pršet, zůstaneme doma.
If it rains, we will stay at home.
You would look more handsome, if you ______ (dress) better.
You would look more handsome, if you DRESSED better.
LIVE / COULD / I / WOULD / IN / ANYWHERE / IF / I / EUROPE / LIVE
If I could live anywhere, I would live in Europe.
Change the following sentence to the First Conditional form:
I would buy a new car,if I won the lottery.
I will buy a new car, if I win the lottery.
Kdybych vyhrál milion dolarů, koupil bych si nové auto.
If I won a million dollars, I'd buy a new car.
He won't be late for work today, if he _______ (catch) the bus on time.
He won't be late for work today, if he CATCHES the bus on time.
HAVE / MONEY / MORE / IF / I / WILL / I / BUY / PRESENTS /EVERYONE / TO
If I have more money, I will buy presents to everyone.
Change the following sentence to the Second Conditional form:
She won't talk to you, if you call her.
She wouldn't talk to you, if you called her.
Pokud Sue zavolá, půjdu na ten večírek.
If Sue calls, I will go to the party.
She wouldn't talk to you anymore, if you ________ (not/apologize).
She wouldn't talk to you anymore, if you DIDN'T APOLOGIZE.
I / IF / WOULD / CHOOSE / COULD / CHOOSE / CAR / ANY / LIKED / I / A / FERRARI
If I could choose any car I liked, I would choose a Ferrari.
Change the following sentence to the First Conditional form:
She would travel to Europe, if she had more time.
She will travel to Europe, if she has more time.
Pokud budu doma, budu se dívat na ten zápas.
If I am at home, I will watch the match.
If I ___ (be) you, I _______ (go) there. It's such a scary place!
If I WERE you, I WOULDN'T GO there. It's such a scary place!
WE / IF / WOULD / HAD / LONGER / BRAID / HAIR / WE / IT
If we had longer hair, we would braid it.
Change the following sentence to the Second Conditional form:
If he doesn't lose his job, he won't move.
If he didn't lose his job, he wouldn't move.
Kdyby byl Bart Simpson opravdový, byl by to můj nejlepší kamarád.
If Bart Simpson were real, he would be my best friend.