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    This document contains a worksheet for practicing first and second conditional sentences. The worksheet contains 20 incomplete sentences that test forming conditional sentences using common verbs like "be", "catch", "go", "have", "insist", "do", "know", "get", "marry", "speak", "ride", "stop", "hang", "leave", "wish", and "believe" in their base forms or past tense forms depending on whether a first or second conditional is required to complete the sentence. A score out of 20 and date are provided to track progress.

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    This document contains a worksheet for practicing first and second conditional sentences. The worksheet contains 20 incomplete sentences that test forming conditional sentences using common verbs like "be", "catch", "go", "have", "insist", "do", "know", "get", "marry", "speak", "ride", "stop", "hang", "leave", "wish", and "believe" in their base forms or past tense forms depending on whether a first or second conditional is required to complete the sentence. A score out of 20 and date are provided to track progress.

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    Grammarism First Vs Second Conditional Test 13 1880230

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    This document contains a worksheet for practicing first and second conditional sentences. The worksheet contains 20 incomplete sentences that test forming conditional sentences using common verbs like "be", "catch", "go", "have", "insist", "do", "know", "get", "marry", "speak", "ride", "stop", "hang", "leave", "wish", and "believe" in their base forms or past tense forms depending on whether a first or second conditional is required to complete the sentence. A score out of 20 and date are provided to track progress.

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    First vs Second Conditional

    Name: Result: __/20 Date: __/__/20__

    1. If they ________________ I could not hear them. (be)

    2. If you only ________________ one, it will be something. (catch)

    3. What'll you do if we ________________ away? (not/go)

    4. If it ________________, it would be arbitrary. (have)

    5. If you ________________ upon it, surely I will come. (insist)

    6. It would cut me to the heart if I ________________. (do)

    7. If she ________________, she would be kind. (know)

    8. If you ________________ now, we won't hurt you. (get out)

    9. He'll know, if anyone ________________. (do)

    10. If you ________________ her you will do well. (marry)

    11. Nobody will harm you if you ________________ the truth. (speak)

    12. If he ________________ he'll kill himself. (go on)

    13. We'll get home sooner if we ________________. (ride)

    14. You will be sorry if you ________________. (not/stop)

    15. If they ________________ him, they'll hang me, too. (hang)

    16. If she ________________ he would do likewise. (speak)

    17. If you ________________ her, everything will be all right. (leave)

    18. He couldn't do it if he ________________ to. (want)

    19. I'll call a boy, if you ________________. (wish)

    20. But they won't do it if they ________________ me. (not/believe)

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