Conditionals; wish; if only; despite, although, etc.

If I.....the lottery, I'd give some of the money to each member of my family.

• win

• won

• have won

• will win

"Did you have an argument with Francis?

"If you...

• had been there, you did the same."

• were there, you did the same."

• had been there, you would have done the same."

• had been there, you will do the same."

If you see Nina on Friday, ......her to give me a ring."

• tell

• will tell

• you would have told

• would you telling

If I'd known you were coming, I ...cake.

• would have baked

• would bake

• will bake

• baked

Remind Tony about the party...he's forgotten.

• in case

• unless

• provided that

• except

"Did you have a message for Dan?"

"Tell him I'll call him on Friday if you...him"

• see

• saw

• will see

• saw

She fell and broke her arm. But if ...

• she didn't fall, she wouldn't break her arm.

• she hadn't fallen, she wouldn't have broken her arm.

• she hadn't fallen, she wouldn't break her arm.

• she hasn't fallen, she won;t break her arm.

• I can't believe people still drop litter!
• I know! If everyone...

• stopped dropping litter, our neighborhood would be a nicer place to live.

• stops dropping litter, our neighborhood would be a nicer place to live.

• stopps dropping litter, our neighborhood will be a nicer place to live!

• Will you come to the cinema with me?
• I'm sorry. I'm busy. If I ...I would come with you.

• don't have so many things to do,

• didn't have so many things to do,

• haven't got so many things to do,

• haven't had so many things to do,

I don't write much these days and I regret it. I wish

• I didn't have so much to do.

• I don;t have so much to do.

• I hadn't so much to do.