Conditionals
CONDITIONALS
Insert
the correct form of the verbs in brackets so that the sentences express real
conditions and consequences.(first conditional)
NOW THE
SENTENCES EXPRESS UNREALISED CONDITIONS WITH IMPROBABLE CONSEQUENCES (SECOND
CONDITIONALS)
1. His health (improve)
if he (sleep) longer.
3. I (understand)
Mr Brown if he (speak) slowly.
4. If you (give)
him good meals, he (not
be able) to work hard.
5. It (seem)
nearly such a long way if she (walk)
fast.
6. You (make) a fortune if you (take)
my advice.
7. If I (think)
that about him, I (say)
so.
8. If he (promise)
to behave in future, his mother (forgive)
him.
9. If we (can)
come on Sunday, we (come).
10. If he (need)
help, I (give) it.
11. Life (be)
monotonous if we (have) nothing
to do.
12. He (not
phone) me here unless it (be)
urgent.
13. If they (love)
each other, they (quarrel)
so much.
14. If Peter (ask)
Mary, I'm sure she (marry)
him.
15. She (get)
fit if she (walk) to
Trafalgar Square.
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