If clauses type 1 and type 2. Fill in the correct form of the verb.

1. The ferry will leave on time if the weather okay. (be)

2. If the ferry on time, they wouldn´t have missed the train. (be)

3. If I bought flowers, I yellow ones. (choose)

4. The kids up their rooms if they come home early. (tidy)

5. If I were you, I a coat. (wear)

6. If my leg , I won´t play football. (hurt)

7. If the students were tired, they in the bus. (sleep)

8. I to the London Eye if I went to London. (go)

9. I would go out of the room if my mobile . (ring)

1. If the sun , I will go swimming. (shine)

2. If John doesn’t say anything, I you. (tell)

3. If he sends the email now, Lucy it this evening. (read)

4. If the computer on, she will write emails. (be)

5. If I get a new mobile, I the Internet. (surf)

1. If I was/were you, I this offer. (accept)

2. It nice if you came to the party on Saturday. (be)

3. If the sun shone, everybody happy. (be)

4. If the shoes were too big, I them back. (take)

5. The teacher us a map if we didn´t have one. (give)

1. If Jake the money, he will go to America. (have)

2. If I had a lot of money, I some to charity. (give)

3. If the girls shopping, they would have bought some new shoes. (go)

4. Jake will bring some CDs if he some good ones. (find)

5. If I her, I would wear the red top. (be)

6. If Pete were hungry, he a hamburger. (eat)

7. If we to the café, we will drink tea. (go)

8. Ben to a restaurant if he had more time. (go)

9. If the teacher corrected the tests, the pupils the marks. (know)

10. Ben will go to the club if his friend with him. (go)