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X - Conditional Practice

The document provides 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. It also provides 5 situations to write conditional sentences about. The verb forms in the blanks are to be changed to the appropriate tense or form based on the context of each sentence. Conditional sentences are to be written based on each of the 5 situations provided.

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X - Conditional Practice

The document provides 20 sentences with blanks to be filled in with the correct verb form. It also provides 5 situations to write conditional sentences about. The verb forms in the blanks are to be changed to the appropriate tense or form based on the context of each sentence. Conditional sentences are to be written based on each of the 5 situations provided.

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I. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct forms.

1. I’m sure Benny will come if you wait a bit longer.


2. He wouldn’t spend so much money if he weren't a happy person.
3. If the weather doesn’t change we will reach the top of the mountain.
4. If Sean had not drive so fast, the police would not have stopped him.
5. Had you the letter if I had given it to you?
6. The burglars would not do so much damage if you hadn´t locked all the drawers.
7. If the weather lasts for one more week the farmers will be able to bring in the harvest.
8. When he was 24, he was seriously ill. If he didn’t sent to a very good hospital, he would die(die).
9. If there will be no oxygen on earth, life as we know it doesn’t exist
10. A: Ever since I broke my foot, I haven't been able to get down to the basement to wash my
clothes.
B: Why didn't you say something? I (come) over and (wash) them for you if you (tell) me.
A: I know you (come) right away if I (call) you. I guess I didn't want to bother you.
B: Nonsense! What are good neighbors for?
11. A: Why isn't Peggy Anderson in class today?
B: I don't know, but I'm sure she (be, not) absent unless she (have) a good reason.
12. According to one report, the average hen lays 247 eggs a year, and the average person eats 255
eggs a year. If hens (outnumber, not) people, the average person (eat, not) 255 eggs a year.
13. Bill has such a bad memory that he (forget) his head if it (be, not) attached to his body.
14. I'm glad I have so many friends and such a wonderful family. Life without friends or family (be)
lonely for me.
15. I was very tired. Otherwise, I (go) to the party with you last night.
16. Had I known Mr. White was in the hospital, I (send) him a note and some flowers.
17. We will move into our new house next month if it (complete) by then.
18. Tarek (finish) his education, but he had to quit school and find a job in order to support his
family.
19. I like to travel. I (go) to Nepal last summer, but I didn't have enough money.
20. Olga turned down the volume on the tape player. Otherwise, the neighbors (probably, call) to
complain about the noise.

II. Study the following situations and write conditional sentences based on them.

1. A deadly blaze at the Pertamina Plumpang Depot in North Jakarta killed at least 17 local
residents. The fuel storage station is situated nearby densely packed neighborhood.

2. A local administration in East Nusa Tenggara has made it mandatory for students to consume
food and drink infused with Moringa leaves because it contained heavy doses of vitamin C,
calcium, protein and minerals that students needed to boost their health and stamina.
3. Peatland is highly combustible and hard to extinguish once ablaze. Therefore, peatlands need to
remain underwater, especially during prolonged dry season.
4. Your sister wanted a gold necklace for her birthday. You didn't know that, so you didn't buy her
one.
5. We ran out of gas because we didn't stop at the service station.

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