Conditionals 01
Conditionals 01
Write the verbs in the correct tense, to form first conditional sentences.
1. If my alarm clock ______________ (not go) off tomorrow, I ______________ (get) up late.
2. If l ______________ (get) up late, I ______________ (miss) the train.
3. If I ______________ (miss) the train, I ______________ (be) late for work.
4. If I ______________ (be) late for work, l ______________ (lose) my job.
5. If I ______________ (lose) my job, I ______________ (not have) any money.
6. If I ______________ (not have) any money, John and I ______________ (not be) able to get
married.
I hope my alarm clock goes off tomorrow!
Second Conditional
Write advice for the following situations. Begin each sentence with If I were you I would ...
1. A: If I ______________ (not live) with my parents, I ______________ (have) a party every night.
B: Don't be silly! If you ______________ (live) on your own, you ______________ (not have)
enough money to organise a party.
2. A: I ______________ (be) much happier if I ______________ (live) in the country.
B. Rubbish! If you ______________ (move) to the country, you ______________ (get) really
bored.
3. A My job ______________ (be) much better if the office ______________ (be) nearer home.
B: Oh shut up! If you ______________ (work)closer to home, you ______________ (find)
something else to complain about.
4. A. It ______________ (be) great if you ______________ (can) visit me every day.
B. If I ______________ (visit) you every day, you ______________ (soon | get) tired of me.
Third conditional
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense to form third conditional sentences.
My father lost his job in a bank in London. If he ______________ (not argue) with his boss, he ______________
(not lose) his job. If he ______________ (not lose) his job, he ______________ (not go) to work in Glasgow. If he
______________ (not go) to work in Glasgow, he ______________ (not meet) my Uncle George. If he
______________ (not meet) my Uncle George, he ______________ (never get) to know my mother. If he
______________ (not get) ______________ to know my mother, they ______________ (not fall) in love with each
other. If they ______________ (not fall) in love with each other, they ______________ (not get) married. If they
______________ (not get) married, they ______________ (not have) children. If they ______________ (not have)
any children, I ______________ (not be) born. I'm quite glad my dad lost his job in London!
Complete the dialogues below with the third conditional form of the verbs in brackets.
1. Woman: It's all your fault. If you ______________ (pay) attention, the accident ______________
(not happen).
MAN: What do you mean it's all my fault? If you ______________ (not shout) at me, I
______________ (not get) distracted in the first place.
2. MAN: If you ______________ (call) a proper decorating company, the ceiling ______________ (not
fall) down.
Woman: Well, I ______________ (not have) to call them if you ______________ (agree) to help me
decorate the house.
3. Woman: We ______________ (not get) into this situation if you ______________ (book) a room in
a hotel.
MAN: And if you ______________ (not spent) all our money, we______________ (can afford) a
decent hotel room.
Put the verbs in brackets into the appropriate form to make second or third conditional
sentences.