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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms. There are two parts, with the first part containing 4 sentences where the reader must choose the appropriate form of the verb based on the conditional clause. The second part contains 4 multiple choice questions where the reader must select the correct verb form for each sentence.

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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms. There are two parts, with the first part containing 4 sentences where the reader must choose the appropriate form of the verb based on the conditional clause. The second part contains 4 multiple choice questions where the reader must select the correct verb form for each sentence.

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    Conditionals

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    The document provides examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the correct verb forms. There are two parts, with the first part containing 4 sentences where the reader must choose the appropriate form of the verb based on the conditional clause. The second part contains 4 multiple choice questions where the reader must select the correct verb form for each sentence.

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    I.

    Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?

    I. Put the verbs in the correct form in the conditional sentences:


    1. If you _____________ (want) to come with us, I ___________ (ask) my mum.
    2. Tim’s mother ____________ (be) worried if he _______________ (not come) on time.
    3. What _______________ (you/do) if you ______________ (fail) the exam?
    4. If you____________ (need) any help, you ___________ (call) me, won’t you?
    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:
    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

    II. Choose the correct form of the verb:


    1. If you don’t pass / won’t pass your exams, your parents are / will be very angry.
    2. It is / will be very difficult to find a hotel if we arrive/ ‘ll arrive late.
    3. Do you go / Will you go to the party if they invite/ ‘ll invite you?
    4. If I get/ will get a flight, I fly / will fly home on Sunday.

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