ZERO, FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD CONDITIONALS.

1. Complete the sentences using conditionals: zero, first, second or third.

a. If I had stayed in Madrid, I would have found a new girlfriend.
b. He would do more to help the poor if he was the Pope.
c. We won’t go to the cinema unless they arrive in the next 5 minutes.
d. She would have bought a new car if She had had the money.
e. If I were you, I would go to Manchester immediately.
f. They will talk to Jack If he comes.
g. If Peter had thought twice, he wouldn’t have made a such a stupid mistake.
h. Plastic melts if it gets too hot.
i. Kim becomes a university lecturer if she studies hard.
j. If they had known all facts, they would have found the defendant guilty.
k. Unless he hurries up, we will never arrive on time.
l. If I were in charge, I would change the standard business routines.
m. If I hadn’t known better, I would have trusted him.
n. If he doesn’t study, he won’t pass the exam.
o. If I were not so short, I would be a model.
2. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses: Zero, first, second or third Conditionals.
a. If you were a professional basketball player, who would you play for?
b. If he doesn’t study, he has time later.
c. If Susan would have taken the map, she had not get lost yesterday.
d. Where would the holiday go? If you could choose.
e. What would you give me if it was my birthday tomorrow?
f. If we recycled more, there wouldn’t be so much rubbish.
g. If we had heard the weather forecast, we would not have gone to the beach yesterday.
h. What would you buy if you had a credit card?
i. If they had not hurried up, they would have missed the film.
j. If they had called me yesterday, I would have given them the news.
k. If I were you, I wouldn’t eat so many sweets.
l. We go for a walk unless it rains.
m. If we had known it was Paul’s birthday yesterday, we would have sent him a card.
n. My father does not feel happy unless he swims every day.
o. If the river hadn’t been frozen my friends and I wouldn’t have gone skating last weekend.