Rabu, 16 November 2011

Exercises of Conditional Sentences

Exercise

 Complete the Conditional Sentences Type I.
1.      If Caroline and Sue prepare the salad, Phil (to decorate) will decorate the house.
2.      If Sue cuts the onions for the salad, Caroline (to peel) will peel  the mushrooms.
3.      Jane will hover the sitting room if Aaron and Tim (to move) move the furniture.
4.      If Bob tidies up the kitchen, Anita (to clean) will clean   the toilet.
5.      Elaine will buy the drinks if somebody (to help) helps   her carry the bottles.
6.      If Alan and Rebecca organize the food, Mary and Conor (to make) make the sandwiches.
7.      If Bob looks after the barbecue, Sue (to let) lets the guests in.
8.      Frank will play the DJ if the others (to bring) bring along their CDs.
9.     Alan will mix the drinks if Jane (to give) gives   him some of her cocktail recipes.
10. If they all do their best, the party (to be) ………..  great.


Exercise
Complete the Conditional Sentences Type II.
1.      If I (to come) came home earlier, I (to prepare) would prepared dinner.
2.      If we (to live) lived  in Rome, Francesco (to visit) would visit us.
3.      If Tim and Tom (to be) were, they (to play) would play  in our hockey team.
4.      If he (to be) were my friend, I (to invite) would invite him to my birthday party.
5.      If Susan (to study) studied  harder, she (to be) would be  better at school.
6.      If they (to have) had enough money, they (to buy) would buy a new car.
7.      If you (to do) did a paper round, you (to earn) would earn a little extra money.
8.     If Michael (to get) got more pocket money, he (to ask) would ask Doris out for dinner.
9.      If we (to hurry) hurried , we (to catch) would catch  the bus
10.   If it (to rain) rained , Nina (to take) would take an umbrella with her.

Exercises
Complete the Conditional Sentences Type III.
1.         If Oliver (find) had found money, he (not / to keep) wouldn`t have kept  it.
2.         If they (not / to wear) hadn`t worn pullovers in the mountains, it (to be) would have be too cold during the night.
3.         If Tony (to know) had knew  her phone number, he(not/to give) wouldn`t have given it to Frank.
4.         If we (not/to visit) hadn`t visited this museum, you (not/to write) wouldn`t have written a good report.
5.         If it (not/to be) hadn`t been so late, we (to play) would have played a game of chess.
6.         If Jeff (not / to like) hadn`t liked Jessica, he (not/to buy) wouldn`t have bought her an ice-cream.
7.         If I (to be) had been you, I (not / to go) wouldn`t have gone to Eric's party.
8.         If you (to drop) had dropped  this bottle, it (not / to break) wouldn`t have broken
9.         If she (not/to bully) hadn`t bullied her classmates, she (to have) would have had more friends.
10.     If he (not / to print) hadn`t printed the document, I (not / to correct) wouldn`t have corrected it.

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