Mastering Conditional Sentences

Front

If you … (be) more patient, you … (wait) for me a few more minutes.

Back

were, would wait

Front

If Jane’s parents … (give) her more encouragement, she … (be) a professional athlete.

Back

If Jane’s parents had given her more encouragement, she would have been a professional athlete.

Front

If you … (not fall over), you … (win) the race.

Back

If you do not fall over, you will win the race.

Front

If I … (know) how to fix a bike puncture, I … (not ask) David for help.

Back

If I knew how to fix a bike puncture, I would not ask David for help.

Front

Complete the sentence: If I … (have) some extra money, I … (buy) tickets to the Olympics.

Back

If I have some extra money, I will buy tickets to the Olympics.

Front

If I … (train) harder for the fun run, my legs … (not ache) so much.

Back

If I train harder for the fun run, my legs will not ache so much.

Front

Complete the sentence: If it … (rain) tomorrow, we … (stay) indoors.

Back

If it rains tomorrow, we will stay indoors.

Front

If you … (study) more, you … (pass) the exam.

Back

If you study more, you will pass the exam.

Front

If they … (not hurry), they … (miss) the bus.

Back

If they do not hurry, they will miss the bus.

Front

If she … (be) more careful, she … (not break) the vase.

Back

If she were more careful, she would not break the vase.