Conditionals review

If you touch fire,

• you get burned

• you got burned

• you get burn

They would take better notes

• if they spoke less during class.

• if they speak less during class.

• if they spoken less during class.

Unless we leave now,

• we won't make it to the airport on time.

• we will make it to the airport on time.

• we wouldn't made it to the airport on time.

I would have done things the same way.

• even if I know the result.

• even if I had known the result,

• even if I will know the result.

I'd have been able to translate the letter

• if my Italian was better.

• if my Italian wasn't better.

• if my Italian would be better.

I will lend you the money

• as long as you pay me back in a month.

• as long as you paid back in a month.

• as long as you will pay back in a month

They will travel abroad

• provided that the quarantine was over

• provided that the quarantine is over

• provided that the quarantine will be over.

If she had kept the secret,

• her best friend wouldn't get mad.

• her best friend will get mad.

• her best friend wouldn't have got mad.

Ice melts

• if it is left in the sun.

• if it will be left in the sun.

• if it was placed in the sun.

If he was conscious of the danger of high speed.

• he would drive more carefully,

• he will drive more carefully,

• he won't drive more carefully.