First Conditional
If I (go) ___ out tonight, I ___ (go) to the cinema.
go / will go
If I ___ (be) you, I ___ (get) a new job.
were / 'd get
If we waits here, we ___ (be) late.
will be
TAKE 500 POINTS FROM ANY GROUP
CONGRATULATIONS
YOU WIN 400 POINTS
If the cardigan __ (not/be) so expensive, I __ (buy ) it.
weren't / would buy
They ___ (go) on holiday if they ___ (have) time.
'll go / have
I DON'T GO TO CHINA BECAUSE I DON'T UNDERSTAND CHINESE
IF I UNDERSTOOD CHINESE, I WOULD GO TO CHINA
Karen ___ (be) late if she ___ (not/hurry).
'll be / doesn't hurry
We __ (invite) Chris if he ___(not/arrogant)
B) would invite/ weren't
I __ (text) him if I __ (have) his number.
C) would text / had
I CAN'T TEXT HIM BECAUSE I DON'T HAVE HIS NUMBER
IF I HAD HIS NUMBER, I'D TEXT HIM
If we ___ (not/see) each other tomorrow, we ___ (see) each other next week.
don´t see / will see
If she ___ (have) the dress, she __ (wear) it tonight.
A) had / would wear
If the weather ___ (not/improve) , we ___ (not/have) a picnic.
doesn't improve / won't have
I NEVER WATCH HORROR SERIES BECAUSE I GET SCARED
IF I DIDN'T GET SCARED, I WOULD WATCH HORROR SERIES.
If you ___ (not/want) to go out, I ___ (cook) dinner at home.
don't want / 'll cook
If I __ (be) you, I _ (apply) for the job.
A) Were / would apply
SORRY
YOU LOSE 500
THE CAR IS BROKEN. THAT'S WHY WE HAVE TO GO ON FOOT.
IF THE CAR WEREN'T BROKEN, WE WOULDN'T HAVE TO GO ON FOOT.