NAME: INGRID LISETH PULIDO GÓMEZ 20191176357
DATE: 31/03/2022
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
ZERO CONDITIONAL with:
‘IF’/‘WHEN’ + PRESENT SIMPLE
“if” / “when” clause main clause
If/When it rains, the grass grows.
main clause “if” / “when” clause
The grass grows if/when it rains.
The zero conditional is used to talk about things that are always, or generally, true; it is
also used to talk about scientific facts.
Match the clauses below.
1. If I am late for class, (A) if they don’t eat.
2. When he stays up very late, (B) I always look left and right.
3. People get hungry (C) my teacher gets angry.
4. If you study hard, (D) when he is happy.
5. When she watches a movie, (E) I take a taxi to work.
6. When I cross the street, (F) he is very tired the next morning.
7. I can’t do my homework, (G) the librarian gets angry.
8. He always smiles (H) if you want to lose weight.
9. If I miss the bus, (I) she likes to eat popcorn.
10. When you make lots of noise, (J) when it rains.
11. Tea tastes sweet (K) I watch a funny movie.
12. You should eat less (L) he listens to music.
13. I always take my umbrella (M) you get good grades in school.
14. When I’m sad, (N) if you add some sugar.
15. When he cleans the house, (O) if I don’t have my glasses.
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First Conditional Exercise
Put the verb into the correct first conditional form:
1. If I go (go) out tonight, I will go (go) to the cinema.
2. If you get (get) back late, I will be (be) angry.
3. If we don't see (not / see) each other tomorrow, we will see (see) each other next week.
4. If he comes (come), I will be (be) surprised.
5. If we wait (wait) here, we will be (be) late.
6. If we go (go) on holiday this summer, we will go (go) to Spain.
7. If the weather doesn't improve (not / improve), we won't have (not / have) a picnic.
8. If I don't go (not / go) to bed early, I will be (be) tired tomorrow.
9. If we eat (eat) all this cake, we will feel (feel) sick.
10. If you don't want (not / want) to go out, I will cook (cook) dinner at home.
11. I will come (come) early if you want (want).
12. They will go (go) to the party if they are (be) invited.
13. She will stay (stay) in London if she gets (get) a job.
14. He won't get (not / get) a better job if he doesn't pass (not / pass) that exam.
15. I will buy (buy) a new dress if I have (have) enough money.
16. She will cook (cook) dinner if you go (go) to the supermarket.
17. They will go (go) on holiday if they have (have) time.
18. We will be (be) late if we don't hurry (not / hurry).
19. She will take (take) a taxi if it rains (rain).
20. I won't go (not / go) if you don't come (not / come) with me.
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Second Conditional Exercise
Second Conditionals - put the verb into the correct tense:
1. If I was (be) you, I would get (get) a new job.
2. If he was (be) younger, he would travel (travel) more.
3. If we weren't (not / be) friends, I would be (be) angry with you.
4. If I had (have) enough money, I would buy (buy) a big house.
5. If she wasn't (not / be) always so late, she would be (be) promoted.
6. If we won (win) the lottery, we would travel (travel) the world.
7. If you had (have) a better job, we would be (be) able to buy a new car
8. If I spoke (speak) perfect English, I would have (have) a good job.
9. If we lived (live) in Mexico, I would speak (speak) Spanish.
10. If she passed (pass) the exam, she would be (be) able to enter university.
11. She would be (be) happier if she had (have) more friends.
12. We would buy (buy) a house if we decided (decide) to stay here.
13. They would have (have) more money if they didn't buy (not / buy) so
many clothes
14. We would come (come) to dinner if we had (have) time.
15. She would call (call) him if she knew (know) his number.
16. They would go (go) to Spain on holiday if they liked (like) hot weather.
17. She would pass (pass) the exam if she studied (study) more.
18. I would marry (marry) someone famous if I was (be) a movie star.
19. We never would be (be) late again if we bought (buy) a new car.
20. You would lose (lose) weight if you ate (eat) less.
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Third Conditionals
Put in the correct third conditional verb form:
1. If you hadn't been (not / be) late, we wouldn't have missed (not / miss)
the bus.
2. If she had studied (study), she would have passed (pass) the exam.
3. If we had arrived (arrive) earlier, we would have seen (see) John.
4. If they had gone (go) to bed early, they wouldn't have woken (not / wake)
up late.
5. If he had become (become) a musician, he would have recorded (record)
a CD.
6. If she had gone (go) to art school, she would have become (become) a
painter.
7. If I had been (be) born in a different country, I would have learnt (learn) to speak a different
language.
8. If she had gone (go) to university, she would have studied (study)
French.
9. If we hadn't gone (not / go) to the party, we wouldn't have met
(not/meet) them.
10. If he had taken (take) the job, he wouldn't have gone (not / go) travelling.
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11. He would have been (be) happier if he had stayed (stay) at home.
12. She would have passed (pass) the exam if she had studied (study) harder.
13. We wouldn't have got (not / get) married if we hadn't gone (not / go) to
the same university.
14. They would have been (be) late if they hadn't taken (not / take) a taxi.
15. She wouldn't have met (not / meet) him if she hadn't come (not / come) to
London.
16. He would have taken (take) a taxi if he had had (have) enough
money.
17. I would have called (call) you if I hadn't forgotten (not / forget) my phone.
18. We would have come (come) if we had been (be) invited.
19. She wouldn't have done (not / do) it if she had known (know) you were ill.
20. He would have been (be) on time if he had left (leave) earlier.
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