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Conditional Clauses: Fill The Gaps With The Correct Verb Form

This document discusses different types of conditional clauses in English. It provides examples of each type: - Type 0 conditional refers to present or future situations that are likely to be true. Examples include "If I feel all right, I don’t go to the doctor" and "If she talks to people, she'll make friends." - Type 1 conditional refers to possible future situations. Examples include "If I have such a large house as yours, I'll invite all my friends for the weekend" and "If you try, you'll win your opponent." - Type 2 conditional refers to unlikely present or future situations. Examples include "If we knew his address, we would

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Conditional Clauses: Fill The Gaps With The Correct Verb Form

This document discusses different types of conditional clauses in English. It provides examples of each type: - Type 0 conditional refers to present or future situations that are likely to be true. Examples include "If I feel all right, I don’t go to the doctor" and "If she talks to people, she'll make friends." - Type 1 conditional refers to possible future situations. Examples include "If I have such a large house as yours, I'll invite all my friends for the weekend" and "If you try, you'll win your opponent." - Type 2 conditional refers to unlikely present or future situations. Examples include "If we knew his address, we would

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CONDITIONAL CLAUSES

ZERO - IF + PRESENT ¬ PRESENT


If I feel all right, I don’t go to the doctor

FIRST - IF + PRESENT ¬ FUTURE / IMPERATIVE / CAN, MUST, ETC.


If I know anything before Tuesday, I will phone you

SECOND- IF + PAST SIMPLE ¬ CONDITIONAL SIMPLE


If I knew the answer, I wouldn’t ask you

THIRD - IF + PAST PERFECT ¬ CONDITIONAL PERFECT


If I had know all the answers, I wouldn’t have failed the exam

FILL THE GAPS WITH THE CORRECT VERB FORM:

1.- I don’t think she’s worried about us. If she (be) WERE ............................. worried, she (phone)
.....WOULD PHONE...................... or something.

2.- I have an appointment at 3.30 tomorrow. If I (manage) ..........manage................. to finish before


4.30, I (do) .........do....................... the shopping on my way back. CONDICIONAL # 0

3.- Tom missed his flight. He (get) would have gotten............................. to the airport on time if he
(not oversleep) ..hadn’t slept ................................................. CONDICIONAL # 3

4.- If I (have) .....HAVE................................ such a large house as yours, I (invite) WILL INVITE ….
all my friends for the weekend. CONDICIONAL #1

5.- If the child (not be playing) .....HADN’T BEEN PLAYING................................ with matches, he (not
burn)
..WOULDN’T HAVE BURNED.................. himself. Now he’s in hospital. CONDICIONAL 3

6.- She’s so shy. If she (talk) .......TALKS...................... to people, she (make)


.....MAKE..................... friends. CONDICIONAL 0

7.- So, you’re seeing Terry tonight. If he (ask) .....ASKS........................... you about me, (not, tell)
..DO NOT TELL............................. him I’m going out with John.

8.- If a machine (be) ............... properly maintained, it (fail, never) ...........................................

9.- We (invite) ..would invite ................... him if we (know) .......knew...........................................


his address, but he never gave it to us. CONDICIONAL 2

10.- Unless I (have) ...had.................... a problem, I (bother, never) ..would bother


never.............................. my friends. CONDICIONAL 2

11.- You’re very strong. If you (try) ..try....................., you (win) will win..........................,... your
opponent. CONDICIONAL 1

12.- Look what you’ve done. If you (be) .HAD BEEN...................................... careful, you (not, break)
..WOULD NOT HAVE BROKEN....................................... all those glasses.

13.- I was so stupid! Nothing (happened) .would have happened ....................... if I (not, moved)
.....hadn’t moved..................................... to his flat. CONDICIONAL 3

14.- She’s a bit short. If he (be) ...................... taller he (can) .................................. play basket.

15.- Sorry. I (lend) ..will lend............................... you the money you need if I (have)
....have.................... it. CONDICIONAL 1

16.- The bus is full up. If there (be) ..................... an empty seat, I (sit) ............................. down.
17.- Why didn’t you go to the police station? If you (report) ..had reported ................................... the
theft, they (can arrest) ..would have arrested........................ the robbers. CONDICIONAL # 3

18.- I (leave) ............................ him a message is he (not, be) ......................home when I phone.

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