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English Conditional Exercises

This document contains several exercises related to conditionals in English: 1. A fill-in-the-blank exercise with a first conditional story about a family trip. 2. Sentence completion exercises with different conditional phrases. 3. Conversation questions that begin with "What if..." covering topics like invisibility, changing the world, career advice, and longevity. 4. A mixed conditional exercise filling in verbs in conditional sentences. 5. A reference to a reading passage in a Pre-Intermediate English textbook.

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English Conditional Exercises

This document contains several exercises related to conditionals in English: 1. A fill-in-the-blank exercise with a first conditional story about a family trip. 2. Sentence completion exercises with different conditional phrases. 3. Conversation questions that begin with "What if..." covering topics like invisibility, changing the world, career advice, and longevity. 4. A mixed conditional exercise filling in verbs in conditional sentences. 5. A reference to a reading passage in a Pre-Intermediate English textbook.

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Attestation at English language

1. Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the first
conditional.

If I ____________ (do) well at school, my parents _______________ (take) me on a trip


with them next summer. If they ______________ (change) their plans, we
_______________ (go) to England. If we _______________ (have) time, we
_______________ (travel) to Scotland, too. We _______________ (spend) a lot of time
outdoors if the weather ________________ (be) good. However, if it _______________
(rain), we _______________ (stay) indoors and play lots of games.

2. Finish the sentences. Use the correct phrases:

1. If Amy does the washing up, 4. The teacher will not be happy,
a. Her brother will clear the table. a. If we forgot our homework
b. Her brother would clear the table. again.
c. Her brother would have cleared the b. If we forget our homework
table. again.
2. I would go to the party, c. If we had forgotten our
a. If you come with me. homework again.
b. If you came with me. 5. If I were you,
c. If you had come with me. a. I will not play hockey,
3. My uncle would stay longer in b. I would not play hockey.
New York, c. I would not have played hockey.
a. If he has more time. 6. If you wait a minute,
b. If he had more time. a. I will go with you.
c. If he had had more time. b. I would go with you.
c. I would have gone with you.

3. Conversation questions What if….?


1. What would you do if you were invisible for one day?
2. If you could change one thing in the world, what would it be?
3. If you were asked to speak to a graduating class about your speciality, what would
you say?
4. If you were given the opportunity to meet Elon Musk, what would you discuss?
5. If you were given to live as long as you like, how long would you like to live?

4. Mixed Conditionals Exercise:


1. If I __________________ (be) you, I wouldn’t do this.
2. If you _________________ (mix) red and green, you get yellow.
3. If she ___________________ (start) now, she will be late.
4. If you _________________ (not hurry), you will miss the flight.
5. If he doesn’t drink coffee in the morning, he _______________ (feel) sleepy.
6. If Mary arrived, we _____________________ (meet) her with open arms.
7. If I ___________________ (can), I will come tomorrow.
8. If my mother had time, she _________________ (cook) a cake.
9. If you heat ice, it _________________ (melt).
10. If they try hard enough, they __________________ (win).

5. Reading. (Headway Pre-Intermediate Student’s book, pag. 114)

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