Spanish 4 Sentences using ¨si¨ clauses

Front

Si llueve mucho mañana yo no ____ a la playa con mis amigos.

Back

iré

Answer explanation

If it rains tomorrow, I will not go (present to future)

Front

Si Ana quisiera, _______ al cine conmigo.

Back

iría

Answer explanation

If Ana wanted to, she would go with me... (imperfect subjuntive with conditional)

Front

Si nieva mucho, _________ esquiar .

Back

podré

Answer explanation

If it snows a lot, I will be able to ski (present to future)

Front

Si yo tuviera mucho dinero, DONAR gran parte al hospital St. Jude´s.

Back

donaría

Answer explanation

If I had a lot of money, I would donate to St. Jude´s (imperfect subjunctive with conditional)

Front

Si Andrés regresa a Chile, SENTIRSE muy feliz.

Back

se sentirá

Answer explanation

If Andrés returns to Chile, he will feel so happy (present to future)

Front

Si yo hubiera estudiado más, yo SACAR una mejor nota.

Back

habría sacado

Answer explanation

If I had studied more, I would have gotten a better score. (pluperfect subjunctive with conditional perfect)

Front

Si Ricardo hubiera preparado la paella, nosotros la COMER .

Back

habríamos comido

Answer explanation

If Ricardo would have prepared paella, we would have eaten it (pluperfect subjunctive with conditional perfect)

Front

Si yo hubiera encontrado las botellas, yo las RECICLAR .

Back

habría reciclado

Answer explanation

If I would have found the bottles, I would have recycled them (pluperfect subjuntive with conditional perfect)

Front

If Elena could travel, today she WOULD BE in Granada.

Back

would be (estaría)

Answer explanation

If Elena could travel, today she would be in Granada (imperfect subjunctive with conditional)

Front

Si vas al gimnasio, tú DIVERTIRSE mucho.

Back

te divertirás

Answer explanation

IF you go to the gym, you will have fun. (present with future)