Rewrite these sentences in the first or second conditional
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES (1ST AND 2ND CONDITIONAL)
First conditional: For a possible action or situation: If + present simple+ will won't
If Leeds United win 1-0, the fans will be happy.
Second conditional: For an improbable action or situation: If + past simple + would/ wouldn't
If Leeds United won 7-0, the fans would be very happy.
1. Rewrite these sentences in the first or second conditional.
If
2. I want to go to the concert, but I haven't got any money.
3. The weather is really good, so we probably go to the beach tomorrow.
We
4. I haven't studied enough; I don't know if I'll pass my exam.
5. My friends have been planning to go skiing next week but it hasn't snowed for a month.
They
6. I will pass my exams and then I will go on a trip with my friends.
If
7. My parents are going on holiday next month but they need me to water the plants.
They
8. I need a car, but I haven't got enough money to buy it.
1
9. My English is not good enough to go to England now, but next year it will be better so I'll be able to travel
there.
Unless.
10. Our dream is travelling around the world but we need to win the lottery.
We
11. I want to play a football match next week but foot is swollen. The doctor says it will be alright by then.
If
12. I'm going on holidays for a month, I to find someone to look after my cat or I won't be able to travel.
If
13. You need to read books to impro
Your
your reading comprehension.
Lots of tigers die every year by illegal hunters. They can disappear from many
countries.
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15. We don't recycle in our school, so we don't help the environment.
We
16. I can't swim very fast, so I won't be able to win the competition.
If I
17. It's very late. I am going to be 10 minutes late, but my father can take me to school by car.
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18. We need to clean the house. I can clean the kitchen and you could clean the bathroom.
If
19. Marina will come on the condition that we visit her first.
Marina
20. It's very difficult, but Arsenal may win the cup; they just need to score four goals.
If
First conditional: For a possible action or situation: If + present simple+ will won't
If Leeds United win 1-0, the fans will be happy.
Second conditional: For an improbable action or situation: If + past simple + would/ wouldn't
If Leeds United won 7-0, the fans would be very happy.
1. Rewrite these sentences in the first or second conditional.
If
2. I want to go to the concert, but I haven't got any money.
3. The weather is really good, so we probably go to the beach tomorrow.
We
4. I haven't studied enough; I don't know if I'll pass my exam.
5. My friends have been planning to go skiing next week but it hasn't snowed for a month.
They
6. I will pass my exams and then I will go on a trip with my friends.
If
7. My parents are going on holiday next month but they need me to water the plants.
They
8. I need a car, but I haven't got enough money to buy it.
1
9. My English is not good enough to go to England now, but next year it will be better so I'll be able to travel
there.
Unless.
10. Our dream is travelling around the world but we need to win the lottery.
We
11. I want to play a football match next week but foot is swollen. The doctor says it will be alright by then.
If
12. I'm going on holidays for a month, I to find someone to look after my cat or I won't be able to travel.
If
13. You need to read books to impro
Your
your reading comprehension.
Lots of tigers die every year by illegal hunters. They can disappear from many
countries.
Lommables com
15. We don't recycle in our school, so we don't help the environment.
We
16. I can't swim very fast, so I won't be able to win the competition.
If I
17. It's very late. I am going to be 10 minutes late, but my father can take me to school by car.
|
18. We need to clean the house. I can clean the kitchen and you could clean the bathroom.
If
19. Marina will come on the condition that we visit her first.
Marina
20. It's very difficult, but Arsenal may win the cup; they just need to score four goals.
If