This document provides a grammar practice unit on conditional sentences. It includes exercises to complete sentences using the first, second, and third conditional forms of verbs. Some exercises involve underlining the correct verb forms in conditional sentences. The document also includes an example discussing what a person named Frank would do in different hypothetical situations.
This document provides a grammar practice unit on conditional sentences. It includes exercises to complete sentences using the first, second, and third conditional forms of verbs. Some exercises involve underlining the correct verb forms in conditional sentences. The document also includes an example discussing what a person named Frank would do in different hypothetical situations.
This document provides a grammar practice unit on conditional sentences. It includes exercises to complete sentences using the first, second, and third conditional forms of verbs. Some exercises involve underlining the correct verb forms in conditional sentences. The document also includes an example discussing what a person named Frank would do in different hypothetical situations.
FIRST
AND
SECOND
CONDITIONALS
1) Complete
the
sentences
with
the
first
conditional
form
of
the
verbs
in
brackets.
a. If
the
ice
caps
_______________,
sea
levels
_____________________
(melt/
rise)
b. The
climate
______________________
hotter
if
we
_____________________
something
about
it.
(get/
not
do).
c. If
we
___________________
our
old
paper
to
the
paper
bank,
they
_________________
us
for
it!
(take/
pay).
d. More
countries
________________________
from
droughts
if
global
warming
_________________
(suffer/
not
stop).
e. We
____________________________
a
new
campaign
if
this
one
______________________
(start/
be)
f. If
we
__________________________
something
soon,
the
problems
_______________________
(not
do/
grow).
2) Underline
the
correct
words.
a. If
everyone
had/
would
have
enough
to
eat,
the
world
is
/
would
be
a
better
place.
b. People
helped
/
would
help
the
environment
if
they
recycled
/
would
recycle
more.
c. If
renewable
energy
was
/
is
more
accessible,
more
people
used
/
would
use
it.
d. The
climate
doesn’t
/
wouldn’t
change
so
quickly
if
we
would
use
/
used
fewer
chemicals.
e. If
GM
products
would
be/were
less
controversial,
more
people
would
buy/
bought
them.
f. The
world
is/would
be
a
cleaner
place
if
developed
countries
would
care
/
cared
more
about
the
environment.
g. We
protected/
would
protect
the
environment
more
if
we
all
acted
/
would
act
responsibly.
3) Complete
the
sentences
with
the
first
or
second
conditional
form
of
these
verbs.
SUFFER
–
GROW
–
RECYCLE
–
NOT
PROTECT
–
ACT
–
BUY
–
BE
a. If
you
_____________________
your
glass,
plastic
and
paper,
you’ll
help
the
environment.
b. __________________
you
___________________
greener
products
if
they
were
cheaper?
c. If
terrible
floods
happen
every
year,
the
economy,
____________________________.
d. If
people
___________________
GM
crops,
they
wouldn’t
suffer
from
famines.
e. If
world
leaders
______________________________
now,
we
will
start
to
solve
these
problems.
f. If
we
_______________________
our
environment,
global
warming
will
continue.
g. If
people
recycled
more,
____________________
there
__________________
less
pollution?
4) Read
Frank’s
answers
to
the
questions.
Then
write
sentences
about
Frank.
1. What
would
you
do
if
you
won
the
lottery?
a.
spend
the
money
✓
b.
give
the
money
away.
2. What
would
you
do
if
you
found
50
euros?
a.
keep
it
✓
b.
take
it
to
the
police.
3. If
you
could
be
famous
for
a
day,
what
would
you
be?
a.
an
actor
b.
a
singer
✓
4. If
you
could
speak
any
language
fluently,
which
language
would
you
speak?
a.
Chinese
b.
Arabic
✓
5. Where
would
you
go
on
holiday
if
you
could
go
anywhere
in
the
world?
a.
Africa
b.
India
✓
6. What
would
you
do
if
you
saw
a
UFO?
a.
run
away
✓
b.
tell
the
newspapers.
ü If
Frank
won
the
lottery,
he’d
spend
the
money.
ü ___________________________________________________________________
ü ___________________________________________________________________
ü ___________________________________________________________________
ü ___________________________________________________________________
ü ___________________________________________________________________
5) Read
the
questions
in
exercise
4
again
and
answer
the
questions
for
yourself.
What
would
you
do
in
those
situations?
ü If
I
won
the
lottery
I
_________________________________________________________________
THIRD
CONDITIONAL
1) Match
the
beginning
of
the
sentences
with
their
endings.
1. If
we
hadn’t
arrived
at
the
station
on
time,
a. we
could
have
made
an
omelette.
2. If
I
had
studied
a
bit
more,
3. What
would
you
have
done
b. we
would
have
missed
the
train.
4. If
you
hadn’t
eaten
all
of
the
eggs,
c. if
they
had
known
it
was
so
expensive?
5. Would
they
have
gone
to
Rome
d. if
you
had
lost
the
tickets?
e. I’m
sure
I
would
have
passed
the
exam.
2) Underline
the
correct
words.
a. If
she
would
have
got
up/
had
got
up
earlier,
she
wouldn’t
have
/
hadn’t
arrived
late.
b. If
we
had/
would
have
known
the
truth,
w
wouldn’t
have
/hadn’t
supported
the
project.
c. If
you
would
have/
had
seen
the
film,
you
had/
would
have
cried
too.
d. What
had
she/
would
she
have
said
if
she
would
have
/
had
seen
you?
e. What
would
we
have/
had
we
done
if
they
would
have
/
had
asked
us
for
our
opinion?
f. If
they
hadn’t
/
wouldn’t
have
found
the
letter,
they
hadn’t
/
wouldn’t
have
known
the
truth.
3) Complete
the
sentences
with
the
third
conditional
form
of
the
verbs
in
brackets.
a. If
we
________________________,
they
________________________
down
all
the
trees.
(not
demonstrate/
cut)
b. If
you
___________________________
all
that
glass,
they
________________________
it
to
make
new
bottles
(recycle/
use).
c. If
they
___________________________
so
much
electricity,
they
___________________
fewer
problems
now
(not
use/
have)
d. We
_________________________________
in
such
a
difficult
situation
now
if
you
__________________________
a
map!
(not
be/
bring)
e. I
_____________________________________
you
if
________________________________
you
were
so
sensitive.
(not
tell/
know)
4) Write
sentences
using
the
third
conditional.
a. If/
I/
know
before
/
I
/
recycle
more
If
I
had
known
before,
I
would
have
recycled
more.
b. if
/
people
/
protect
bears
in
Spain
/
they
/
not
become
/
extinct.
c. If
/
they
/
listen
to
the
experts
/
they
/
not
build
/
the
power
plant.
d. If
/
he
/
come
with
us
/
he
/
speak
to
the
demonstrators.
e. If
/
we
/
understand
the
consequences
of
our
actions
/
we
/
act
sooner
to
save
the
planet.
f. If
/
people
/
use
less
oil
/
it
/
not
start
to
run
out.
g. If
/
I
/
pay
more
attention
/
I
/
learn
more
about
genetic
engineering
in
food.
MIXED
SENTENCES
5) Error
correction:
Correct
the
sentences.
a. If
we
won’t
use
renewable
energy,
we’ll
run
out
of
oil
b. She
would
helps
me
if
I
went
to
her
house.
c. If
my
English
would
be
better,
I’d
go
to
London.
d. What
do
you
do
if
you
had
a
million
euros?
e. If
I
played
better,
the
team
would
have
won.
f. He
wouldn’t
have
gone
to
university
if
he
didn’t
study
hard
at
school
g. If
you
had
lived
in
the
last
century,
what
would
you
do
and
where
would
you
go?
h. Would
the
sea
had
been
polluted
if
the
ship
had
been
more
secure?
6) Read
the
dialogue
and
underline
the
correct
words.
MOLLY:
Did
you
throw
this
glass
bottle
in
the
bin?
BRAD:
Yes,
why?
MOLLY:
Brad,
if
we
don’t
recycle,
we
don’t
help/
won’t
help
to
protect
the
environment.
BRAD:
But
I
do
recycle
sometimes!
MOLLY:
Sometimes
isn’t
enough.
If
everybody
was
as
lazy
as
you,
it
will
be/
would
be
impossible
to
clean
up
the
world.
BRAD:
Hey!
I’m
not
lazy.
I
do
my
bit
for
the
planet.
I’ll
tell
you
about
it
if
you
want
/
wanted
me
to.
MOLLY:
I’m
listening!
BRAD:
If
you
hadn’t
been
studying
all
week,
you
would
have
noticed
/
you
would
had
noticed
that
I’ve
started
to
build
an
organic
waste
box
in
the
garden.
MOLLY:
Really?
BRAD:
Yeah!
If
I
had
known
you
were
so
interested
in
recycling,
I
would
have
asked
/
would
ask
you
to
help
me.
MOLLY:
I’ll
help
you
now
if
you
show/
will
show
me
what
to
do.
BRAD:
Great!
Come
on!