(tienes las soluciones al final del documento) 1) Complete the email with the correct tense: Hi Paul, Thanks for your email. I'm glad you (enjoy) your university course. | (get) an email from Sam last week. He's at university in Cambridge. He (ove) the city, but he isn't sure about his course. | (Go) to see him next week, so Ill talk to him about it. I'ma bit fed up. Someone (steal) my bike last night. It's so annoying}! If (have) lots of money, | (buy) a new one straight away, but | can't afford to do that. According to the police, they said there (be) a lot of thefts recently. At least I've got my noliday in Spain to look forward to. Our flight (leave) early on Saturday morning, so by the afternoon | (ie) on the beach. | can't waitl! And maybe the police (find) my bike by the time | get back!! ________ (hear) the news about Laura? She (meet) a by (tay) with her aunt, and they've decided to get marriedill while she ‘What a surprisell Lucy. 2) CONDITIONALS: 1) Charlie didn't leave early, and so he missed the bus. (Type 3) If Charlie 2) like travelling, but Ihaven't got any money. (Type 2) ft 3) Don't get close to the swimming-pool, you can fallin. (Type 1) Ifyou 4) Mike didn't make a shopping Ist, and he forgot to buy some coffee. (Type 3) If Mike. 5) 'm tired, | can't walk. (Type 2) itl a Posy : If + present simple, | “water boils Verdades universales : ‘evaporates present simple First Conditi oe If + present simple, | jp. ees Hablar de stunciones present Sump S| the weekend we faeces Will + infil will go to the ‘Second Co A) Situaciones del A If] won the futuro que no es tan If + past simple, lottery, | would probable que ocurran | ..,would + infinitive | spend my ire B) Situaciones en el travelling presente imposibles. Third Conditi Haba del pasado If + past perfect, | espa woken up ae aes «would + have + earlier, | would sucedié y sus posibles ast participle have arrived on dio y sus posibh past particip ites consecuencias.EJERCICIOS A) Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses: ff you pass your examination we (have}-—--——-—a celebration, You would play better bridge if you (not talk}-—-—- so much. What (happen}-—-——-— if | press this button? If YOU (Wear}—-———————-=— @ false beard nobody would have recognized you, ff you go to Pans where (you / stay}—-——— i If the milkman (come) -——-——--——-—-- tell him to leave two pints. ‘Someone (sit) -—- —-——0n your glasses if you leave them there. lf you (read}———. -= fhe instructions carefully you wouldn't have answered the wrong question, if you shake that bottle of port it ( not be)}~-—-—--——~fil to drink. IF lhad known that you couldn't eat octopus | (not buy}-————————i. Whaat (I /da}~-—-—-—-if I hear the burglar alarm? | (bring}-———-—-——-you some beer f | had known that you were thirsty. {anyone attacked me my dag (ump) =—=—————— al his throat, {you had touched thal electric cable you (be}~-—-—-—-electrocuted. You (not be}-—-—-————anty use to me if you don't leam to type. B) Finish these sentences taking care to use the correct tenses, all of them are conditional sentences: if the volcano starts erupting-————-- He would lend it fo you if. ff you had asked him his permission-——- ff you tried to climb without a guide-—-—. lf the fire had been noticed eartie f= —_—= === Hf you Leaves the G81 OB mm am naan ae IF you had arty Sng @ m= HED ad Rat Catt mm ee ee You will have to go to the dentist If Tom rings while | am out——. You wouldn't have been angty+—mmeanemmme om If you didr't shake the camera so much the photographs-——— . Her life would have been saved if ——————-—— you don't put enough stamps 0 2 Lett t—a—emm mn If this hotel doesn’t get another codk———-——————