Conditionals I, II, III

Match the parts of the sentences

1.

If I go on a diet,

2.

If it snows,

3.

If there are no buses, 

4.

If John doesn't hurry,

5.

If it's sunny tomorrow,

Match the parts of the sentences

1.

If I hadn't missed the bus,

2.

If she hadn't felt ill this morning,

3.

If the food hadn't been so bad,

4.

If he had passed his exams,

5.

If it hadn't been my birthday,

Choose the right variant

If I were a bird, I ...

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If you were given 1 million dollars, ...
 

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If I could speak Japanese, I ...

These flowers will not grow if you ____ them.

If I ____ you, I would visit your grandmother in the hospital.

I would speak English very well if I ___ in Great Britain.

She ___ a better student if she studied harder.

She ____ a better student if she studies harder.

If she had studied more, she ____ a better student.
 

If they ____ the doors, the burglars would not have got in.

Put the verb into the right form.

We ____ (have) a party if we pass the examination well.

Put the verb into the right form

If I ____ (be) you, I would do homework more properly.

Put the verb into the right form
We'll go to the beach if the weather ____ (be) fine.

Put the verb into the right form
If I had one million dollars, I ____ (buy) a nice cottage by the sea.

Put the verb into the right form

I would give you this book if I ____ (read) it myself.

Put the verb into the right form
We would have had the party, if my friend ___ (pass) the exams.

Put the verb into the right form
If this mobile phone had been cheaper, I ___ (buy) it.

Match the parts of the sentences

1.

If the weather is bad,

2.

I'd visit a doctor

3.

If my relatives came to see me,

4.

He would go by plane

5.

You can see the boss now