Conditional Sentences
If you don’t water plants, they ___ (die).
die (zero conditional)
They started ___ a few months ago and now they’re inseparable.
dating
Stop laughing ___ your brother — it’s not kind!
at
She ___ (watch) TV when I called her.
was watching (past continuous)
If you eat too much sugar, you ___ (get) cavities.
get (zero conditional)
If we leave now, we ___ (be) on time.
will be (first conditional)
He still can’t ___ her — it’s been over a year since they broke up!
get over
She complains ___ the food every time we eat out.
about
By the time we got there, the movie ___ (start).
had started (past perfect)
If I see her at school, I ___ (say) hello.
will say (first conditional)
If he had more time, he ___ (learn) to play the guitar.
would learn (second conditional)
Even though we’re different, we really ___ well.
get along
I really believe ___ second chances.
in
I ___ (live) in Canada for five years.
have lived (present perfect)
If I ___ (have) a car, I would drive to work.
had (second conditional)
If I ___ (know) about the test, I would have studied.
had known (third conditional)
My sister is getting married. Her ___ is a chef.
fiancé
He was staring ___ her for five minutes.
at
He ___ (not call) me since last week.
has not called (present perfect)
If they ___ (not forget) the tickets, we wouldn’t have missed the concert.
had not forgotten (third conditional)
If they ___ (not eat) so much junk food, they’d feel better.
didn't eat (second conditional)
We used to talk every day, but we’ve ___ over time.
grown apart
You can always depend ___ your friends when things get hard.
on
This time next week, we ___ (fly) to Paris.
will be flying (future continuous)
If she worked harder, she ___ (get) better grades.
would get (second conditional)