Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentences
Conditional Sentences
Introduction
^1& Tyq úNd.h iu;a fõú Tyq uykais fj,d jev lrkjd kï
^3& Thd úNd.h mdia fjkak bv ;shkjd Thd uykais fj,d jev lf<d;a.
You may pass the exam if you work hard.
If you work hard, you may pass the exam.
(4) She won’t pass the exam unless she works hard.
Unless she works hard, she won’t pass the exam.
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Akalanka Dharamakeerthi; BA. in English (Sp), University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Type 01 Probable or open condition (future)
(3) wmg mqMjka Thdg Woõ lrkak Thd wms;a tlal kej;=fkd;a.
we can help you if you stay with us.
If you stay with us, we can help you.
Exercise 01
Find some examples from the internet and write them here.
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Akalanka Dharamakeerthi; BA. in English (Sp), University of Sri Jayewardenepura
Exercise 02
Find some examples from the internet and write them here.
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(1) Thdg úNd.h iu;a fjkak ;sìnd Thd uykaisfj,d jev l,d kï.
You would have passed the exam if you had worked hard.
(2) Thd,g o`vqjï lrkak bv ;snqKd Thd,d homework fkdl<d kï.
You would have been punished if you had not done homework.
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Akalanka Dharamakeerthi; BA. in English (Sp), University of Sri Jayewardenepura
(3) .uf.a /iaùug tkak bv ;snqKd thdg wdrdOkd l,d kï.
Mr. Gamage could have come to the meeting if he had been invited.
(5) Thdg fyd`o riaidjla fydhd.kak ;snqKd Thd bx.S%is bf.k f.k ;snqKd kï.
You could have found a good job if you had learned English.
Exercise 03
Exercise 01
(1) come/ (2) shall stop/ (3) will give/ (4) can have/ (5) go/ (6) works (7) can / should provide/
(8) will be able to / (9) works / (10) can visit / (11) will come / (12) will phone / (13) passes/
(14) give/ (15) will ring. (16) invite, must go
Exercise 02
(1) drank/ (2) would, could help you/ (3) would break/ (4) were/ (5) 0pened/ (6) had (7) would tell
(8) lived / (9) would go / (10) had / (11) would go (12) would- change / (13) would watch /
(14) could invite,bought (15) would call
Exercise 03
(1) could not have passed / (2) had listened / (3) wouldn’t have fallen / (4) had not been admitted /
(5) had locked (6) could have gone (7) would have been bitten / (8) would have brought
(9) could have saved / (10) would have stopped / (11) had informed / (12) had passed /
(13) would have been punished / (14) had rained / (15) had told / (16) would have told /
(17) would have caught / (18) had left / (19) had had / (20) could have had
Notes
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Akalanka Dharamakeerthi; BA. in English (Sp), University of Sri Jayewardenepura