Conditionals

Choose a sentence that uses

FIRST CONDITIONAL.

• If he wanted dinner, he will cook.

• If he would want dinner, he will cook.

• If he wants dinner, he will cook.

Choose a sentence that uses

FIRST CONDITIONAL

• If it is cold tomorrow, I stay home.

• If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home.

• If it was cold tomorrow, I stay home.

Choose a sentence that uses

FIRST CONDITIONAL

• If I finished my homework, I will go to the party

• If I finish my homework, I will go to the party

• If I will have finished my homework, I will go to the party

Choose a sentence that uses

FIRST CONDITIONAL

• She will not watch the movie if the television is broken.

• She will not watch the movie if the television will be broken.

Complete the sentence using

SECOND CONDITIONALS.

If I _____(have) enough money, I _____ (buy) a big house.

• would have/ bought

• had/ would buy

Complete the sentence using

SECOND CONDITIONALS.

He _____ (pass) the exam if he _____ (study) more.

• would pass / studied

• passed/ would study

Complete the sentence using

SECOND CONDITIONALS.

If I saw a ghost, I _____ (scream.)

• would scream

• screamed

Complete the sentence using

SECOND CONDITIONALS.

If I had a good voice, I _____ (become) a singer.

• would become

• became

Complete the sentence using

THIRD CONDITIONALS.

If we had lived 78 years ago, we would have _______ (watch) TV in black and white.

Complete the sentence using

THIRD CONDITIONALS.

Students could have arrived on time to class, if they hadn't _________ (miss) the school bus