Conditionals Zero conditional

Possible at any time, but most commonly in the present: Ex: If your dog is depressed, he probably needs more exercise.

First conditional
Possible in the future: Ex:If the single flops, they'll sack their manager.

Second conditional
Impossible in the present/possible (but improbable) in the future: Ex:If you were a bit nicer, he wouldn't get so cross.

Third conditional
Impossible in the past: Ex:If you had answered the door, she wouldn't have gone away again.

Good news for dog owners! If you travel abroad for your holidays, what 1____ ________with your beloved pet dog? Do you put him in a kennel or leave him with friends? One thing is certain, you're extremely unlikely to take him with you, because if you 2____________ he 3 ______________ six months in quarantine when you return. A bit of a stiff penalty for two weeks' romping in the Dordogne! But this is set to change soon. From April your dog will be able to travel with you if he 4____________ a rabies vaccination and is wearing an identification chip. Cara Lewis, a spokesperson for the Animal Welfare Society, said, 'This is very good news for all British animal lovers. I know many people who 5__________take their dogs on holiday with them if only they 6 _____________. I used to travel to northern France regularly and I 7 ________________ my dog with me every time but for the quarantine regulations.' 1 do you do/will you do/would you do 2 did/had done/do 3 will spend/ would have to spend/ has to spend 4 would have had/had had /had 5 would/could/will 6 can/should be able to/could 7 will have taken/would have taken /have taken