IF-OMISSION (PRACTICE)
TYPE 1
 If - he plays tennis / he doesn’t play tennis.
- Tom likes comedies / Tom doesn’t like
comedies.
- We drink a lot of coffee / we don’t drink a
lot of coffee
- I read detective stories / I don’t read
detective stories
- You eat plums / you don’t eat plums
- The statue is made of gold / The statue isn’t
made of gold
- The government raise the salaries / The
government doesn’t raise the salaries
- You are invited to dinner parties / You
aren’t invited to dinner parties
- She enjoys music / She doesn’t enjoy music
- You listen to your parents / You don’t listen
to your parents
 If - he is playing tennis / he isn’t playing tennis.
- Tom is watching comedies / Tom isn’t
watching comedies.
- We are drinking a lot of coffee / we aren’t
drinking a lot of coffee
- I am reading detective stories / I am not
reading detective stories
- You are eating plums / you aren’t eating
plums
- The boy is sleeping/ the boy isn’t sleeping
- The government is raising the salaries / The
government isn’t raising the salaries
- You are going to dinner parties / You aren’t
going to dinner parties
- She is enjoying classical music / She isn’t
enjoying classical music
- You are listening to your parents / You
aren’t listening to your parents
TYPE 2
 If - he played tennis / he didn’t play tennis.
- Tom liked comedies / Tom didn’t like
comedies.
- We drank a lot of coffee / we didn’t drink a
lot of coffee
- I read detective stories / I didn’t read
detective stories
- You ate plums / you didn’t eat plums
- The statue was made of gold / The statue
wasn’t made of gold
- The government raised the salaries / The
government didn’t raise the salaries
- You were invited to dinner parties / You
weren’t invited to dinner parties
- She enjoyed music / She didn’t enjoy music
- You listened to your parents / You didn’t
listen to your parents
 If - he was playing tennis / he wasn’t playing tennis.
- Tom was watching comedies / Tom wasn’t
watching comedies.
- We were drinking a lot of coffee / we
weren’t drinking a lot of coffee
- I was reading detective stories / I wasn’t
reading detective stories
- You were eating plums / you weren’t eating
plums
- The boy was sleeping / the boy wasn’t
sleeping
- The government was raising the salaries /
The government wasn’t raising the salaries
- You were going to dinner parties / You
weren’t going to dinner parties
- She was enjoying music / She wasn’t
enjoying music
- You were listening to your parents / You
weren’t listening to your parents
TYPE 3
 If - he had played tennis / he had played tennis.
- Tom had liked comedies / Tom hadn’t liked
comedies.
- We had drunk a lot of coffee / we hadn’t
drunk a lot of coffee
- I had read detective stories / I hadn’t read
detective stories
- You had eaten plums / you hadn’t eaten
plums
- The statue had been made of gold / The
statue hadn’t been made of gold
- The government had raised the salaries / The
government hadn’t raised the salaries
- You had been invited to dinner parties / You
hadn’t been invited to dinner parties
- She had enjoyed music / She hadn’t enjoyed
music
- You had listened to your parents / You
hadn’t listened to your parents
 If - he had been playing tennis / he hadn’t been
playing tennis.
- Tom had been watching comedies / Tom
hadn’t been watching comedies.
- We had been drinking a lot of coffee / we
hadn’t been drinking a lot of coffee
- I had been reading detective stories / I
hadn’t been reading detective stories
- You had been eating plums / you hadn’t
been eating plums
- The boy had been sleeping / the boy hadn’t
been sleeping
- The government had been raising the
salaries / The government hadn’t been
raising the salaries
- You had been going to dinner parties / You
hadn’t been going to dinner parties
- She had been enjoying music / She hadn’t
been enjoying music
- You had been listening to your parents / You
hadn’t been listening to your parents