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CONDITIONALS - EXERCISES

Exercise 1. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense.

1. If I (have) enough money I (spend) three months in the south of France next summer.

2. If he (ask) you for the money yesterday, what you (say) ?

3. If you (finish) doing this test, give it to me to mark.

4. If she (be) better dressed she would be more popular.

5. If you (be) to Paris, do tell me about it.

6. If I (see) him next week I (tell) him what you said.

7. If he (tell) me that last week I (be) saved a lot of trouble.

8. Supposing he (ask) you for the money immediately, what would you have done?

9. If he (arrive) after supper, please show him to his room.

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10. If you (enjoy) the party, don't go home yet.

11. I (be) grateful if you (send) me your estimate as soon as possible.

12. If Napoleon (not be) born, European history (be) very different.

13. If you (be) there, you will not need a guide.

14. If you have been living here for twenty years, I expect you (have) a wide circle of friends.

15. If that cinema (be) finished next month, I (shall) be surprised.

16. Provided that she were sincere with me, I (forgive) her a lot.

17. If you (do) your homework, give it to me.

Exercise 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense.

1. If he (be) intelligent, he (not get) always into debt.

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2. If I (not help) you you never (do) it.

3. If I (be) rich, I (lie) in the sun on some tropical island.

4. If he (not plunge( in to save me I (be drowned).

5. If that food (be eaten) , it (cause) intense discomfort.

6. If I (know) the truth of the matter sooner, I (not talk) like that.

7. I (carry) in the tea things if you (bring) the teapot.

8. If you (not be) satisfied with the meal, kindly inform the manager at once.

9. If he were to ask you for the money tomorrow, what you (do)?

10. If you (wish) to complain, the address of the manufacturers (be) on the packet.

11. If I (know) the real situation I (act) differently.

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12. If she(be) rich he might marry her.

13. He (agree) to do it on condition that he (get) paid in advance.

14. As long as you (let) me know when you will arrive, I (come) and meet you.

15. Wouldn't you (be) frightened if you found yourself in such a situation?

Exercise 3. Put the verbs in brackets into the right tense.

1. I will hold the ladder if you (try) to reach the cat.

2. Don't you think you ought to have done it if he (ask) you to?

3. If you (see) my puppy anywhere, please tell me.

4. If I (offend) you, I do apologise.

5. If she were to marry him, what (be) your reaction?

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6. I should be grateful if you (raise) the matter with the Managing Director.

7. If it (not snow) I will go for a brisk walk.

8. He would not agree to it unless I (be) prepared to make considerable concessions.

9. Provided that she (tell) me, I wouldn't have minded.

10. You (be) annoyed if you (see) how he reacted.

11. If you (not spring) to my defence, I (be) overpowered.

12. If they (not be) really stuck for someone to do it, I never (volunteer).

13. My wife (be) shocked if she (see) how her children behaved at that party.

14. If he (not have) a very strong constitution, that operation (kill) him.

15. I (be) thunderstruck if I (receive) such a message.

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16. If the Government (not intervene) promptly, chaos (ensue).

Exercise 4. Combine the pairs of sentences below into one conditional sentence.

1. I might have missed my flight. I would be very upset now.

2. You are cold. Why didn't you bring a pullover with you?

3. She can't be interested. She would have got in touch by now.

4. He has lost his ticket. He won't be allowed to enter the theatre.

5. They didn't catch the thief. Otherwise he would be in prison now.

6. He must smoke. He asked for an ashtray.

7. She isn't trustworthy. Otherwise she would never have revealed your secret.

8. He's not very clever. He'll never get ahead in his job.

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9. It’s great she is doing that job. She knows much about computers.

10. Why didn’t you borrow the money? I would do it in your place.

11. You need to work harder. Otherwise you will get the sack.

12. He didn’t get there on time. He didn’t have a bicycle.

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