The document contains exercises focused on conditional sentences, including completing sentences with the correct verb forms, rewriting sentences into conditional forms, and identifying mistakes in given sentences. It emphasizes various types of conditionals, such as first, second, and third conditionals. Additionally, it includes a dialogue between two characters discussing photography and self-doubt while using conditional structures.
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Conditional Exercise
The document contains exercises focused on conditional sentences, including completing sentences with the correct verb forms, rewriting sentences into conditional forms, and identifying mistakes in given sentences. It emphasizes various types of conditionals, such as first, second, and third conditionals. Additionally, it includes a dialogue between two characters discussing photography and self-doubt while using conditional structures.
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Complete the sentences below by using the correct form of the verbs from the
box. Use each verb once only. The first one has been done for you as an
example.
pass
get
stay
die
have
buy
forgive
meet
1 1am sorry | am late. If the bus had not broken down on the way, | would
have got here on time.
2 Ifitrains tomorrow, we
3. Peter was at the wedding. You
home.
4 | like the handbag. I'd have bought it if |
with me yesterday.
5 They
6 — If John studies hard, he
7 \fwe don't breathe, we
8 If | were Sue, |
a bigger house if they had enough money.
him if you'd been there.
__ the exam.
enough money
Ted. It was just a minor mistake.Rewrite each sentence below using an appropriate type of conditional
sentence. The first one has been done for you as an example.
1 Tom felt sick because he ate too much.
If Tom had not eaten so much, he would not have felt sick.
2 You want to go cycling and you hope that i will be sunny tomorrow.
If itis
3. Mary coughs every time she eats anything cold.
4 The accident happened because the car in front stopped suddenly.
5 MrLee didn’t apply for the post because he didn't have the same
qualifications as Ms Chan.
6 — John often goes out in the sun without putting on sunscreen.
If t
7 Tina was not free yesterday, so she did not go to the party.
8 Sandy did not join us because she was ill yesterday.Determine whether the sentences below are correct. Underline the wrong
words or phrases and correct them in the spaces provided. Put a tick if there is
no mistake. The first two have been done for you as examples.
1 If had got up earlier, | would not miss the schoo! would not
bus. have missed
2 If the driver had been more careful, the
accident would not have happened.
3 fit rains tomorrow, we would not have gone to
the beach.
4 Iflam Ms Lee, | would inform the police of the
burglary.
5 If Anna was careful, she wouldn't have cut
herself.
6 If know the truth, I would have told her.
7 Ifyou pinch a hole in a balloon, it would burst.
8 Tom and his brother will come over for dinner
this evening. If you come, you will see them.
9 Tomisan excellent athlete. If he practises more,
he will win the championship.Set 1: Conditional Exercise
Amy: | went to the grand opening of the photography
studio last night. It’s a pity your photos weren't featured! If
you (1a) (submit) your portfolio on
time, the judges (1b) (include) your
work in the gallery.
Tom: | know, Amy. | just struggled with self-doubt. If | (2a)
(have) more confidence in my skills, |
(2b) (show) my collection to the
public, but I'm just too anxious right now.
Amy: You need to trust your talent. If you (3a)
(enter) the local photography festival
next week, | am absolutely sure you (3b)
(win) first place.
Tom: | appreciate the encouragement, but I'm still upset
about my last project. Remember the nature documentary
assignment? | (4a) (travel) to Africa
last summer if the magazine (4b)
(fund) my travel expenses, but they declined.
Amy: Don't let that stop you. Try pitching to them again! If
only the board of directors (5a)
(understand) the value of wildlife photography, they (5b)
(be) more supportive of artists like
you.