Exercise: conditional sentences

Type I: something certain to happen

a) If you (go) ___go_____ out with your friends tonight, I (watch) __will watch______ the
football match on TV.
b) I (earn) _ will earn_____ a lot of money if I (get)  __get_____ that job.
c) If she (hurry / not) _doesn’t harry up_______, we (miss) _will miss ____ the bus.

Type II: something that might happen

a) If he (try) ___tries_____ harder, he (reach) __would reach_____ his goals.
b) I (buy) _would buy______ these shoes if they (fit) _fit_______.
c) It (surprise / not) _wouldn’t surprise_____ me if he (know / not) _didn’t know____ the
answer.

Type III: something that never happened

Complete the Conditional Sentences Type III.
a) If we (listen) _had listened____ to the radio, we (hear) would have heard the news__ the
news.
b) If you (switch) _had switch___ on the lights, you (fall / not) wouldn’t have fallen__ over the
chair.
c) She (come) _would have come____ to our party if she (be / not) _hadn’t_been___ on
holiday.

Conditional Sentences Type I, II or III

Complete the Conditional Sentences with the correct form (Type I, II or III).
a) If I (be) __was_____ stronger, I'd help you carry the piano.
b) If we'd seen you, we (stop) _would have stopped____.
c) If we (meet) _meet__him tomorrow, we'll say hello.
d) He would have repaired the car himself if he (have) _had had____ the tools.
e) If you drop the vase, it (break) _will break_______.
f) If I hadn't studied, I (pass) _wouldn’t have passed____ the exam.
g) I would go to school by bus if I (have/not) _didn’t have_____ a driving license.
h) If he (see) __saw______ his therapist every week, he'd be depressed.
i) I (not/go) _won’t go____ to London if I don't get a cheap flight.
j) We'd be stupid if we (tell) ____told__ him about our secret.