Conditionals
If I have / had more money, I’d travel the world.
Had
this / finish / message / won’t / him / send / until / I
/ a / I
I won’t send him a message him until I finish this.
She’ll buy a big house if she won the lottery.
She would buy a big house if she won the lottery.
say something that isn’t true
tell a lie
My first thought / mind was to go to a disco, after that I wanted to go to a burger place.
thought
I will / would go to the match if my team was playing
in it.
would
call / will / you / don’t / mum / upset / if / be / ?
Will mum be upset if you don’t call?
If only I have more time to travel.
If only I had more time to travel.
admit you have done something wrong
own up to something
I thought long and hard / up my mind about the burger option, but I realized it was too expensive
long and hard
I will tell him if I see / saw him.
see
forget / see / say / hi / don’t / when / later / me / to
/ you
Don’t forget to say hi when you see me later.
You will get wet unless you forget your umbrella.
You will get wet if you forget your umbrella.
break the rules to try to win a game
to cheat
I changed / reconsidered all my options, but I didn’t know what to do.
reconsidered
If I went to New Zealand, I will / would go to the
mountains.
would
still / leg / unless / will / hurts / play / I / my
I will play unless my leg still hurts.
If she hadn’t been there, she won’t believe it.
If she hadn’t been there, she wouldn’t have believed it.
keep the facts a secret
hide the truth
Finally, I knew what to do and I made up / changed my mind to have a pop video party at my house.
changed my mind
I’d call her if I am / were you.
were
you / to / wasn’t / until / sure / I / spoke / I
I wasn’t sure until I spoke to you.
I wish you didn’t leave dirty dishes in the living
room.
I wish you wouldn’t leave dirty dishes in the living room.
not get caught doing something wrong
get away with something
It was the bad / right decision and I’m glad I didn’t make up / change my mind again!
right/ change