If I had known that you were coming, I would have baked a cake. (Third conditional)

If you got fit, you would feel healthier. (Second conditional)

If you do your homework, you will get good grades. (First conditional)

If you were kind to me, I would be good to you. (Second conditional)

If you waited, you would see the results. (Second conditional)

When the bell rings, the servant will come. (First conditional)

Feed him. (Imperative form)

If I had known that the baby was hungry, I would have fed him. (Third conditional)

If it rains a lot, the rice crop won't grow. (First conditional)

If it were Sunday, we wouldn't have to work. (Second conditional)

If she had your address, she would have written for us, and we would have won the match. (Third conditional)

If you had played for us, we would have won the match. (Third conditional)

They would not be paid unless they did their work well. (Second conditional)

If you see him, I will give him a lift. (First conditional)

The table will collapse if you stand on it. (First conditional)

If you tell all that, he will be ill. (First conditional)

If I find your passport, I will telephone him if they catch him. (First conditional)

The police will arrest him if he is seen in bad light; he will ruin his eyes. (First conditional)

If he finds your car, he will steal it if you leave it unlocked. (First conditional)

If someone steals my car, I’ll give him a J10. (First conditional)

What will happen if my parachute doesn't open? (First conditional)

If I wash the dishes, I will clean the kitchen. (First conditional)

If he needs a radio, she can borrow mine. (First conditional)

If you do not go away, I’ll send for the police. (First conditional)

He will be very angry if he makes any more mistakes. (First conditional)

She will be absolutely furious if she hears about it. (First conditional)

If you put on the kettle, I will make the tea. (First conditional)

If you leave my dog a bone, he will bury it at once. (First conditional)

He’ll be late for the train if he does not start at once. (First conditional)

If you come late, they will not let you in. (First conditional)