CONDITIONALS (TYPES 1 & 2)

TYPE 2: We __________ (visit) the Eiffel Tower, if we __________ (have) time enough.

• would visit / have

• would visit / had

• would visited / had

• would visit / has

TYPE 1: If Charles ___________ (buy) that car, it ___________ (mean) he earns a lot of money.

• buys / mean

• buys / will mean

• will buy / will mean

• will buy / mean

TYPE 1: If I __________ (not find) my money , I ___________ (call) the police.

• don't find / will call

• will not find / call

• don't find / call

• will not call / will call

TYPE 1: Sam ___________ (show) you his new paintings, if you ___________ (come) to the art gallery.

• shows / come

• will show / will come

• will show / come

• shows / will come

TYPE 1: If the weather conditions __________ (be) good, we __________ (present) our football team.

• will be / present

• are / will present

• will be / will present

• are / present

TYPE 2: If Mary __________ (come) today I __________ (be) very happy.

• came / would be

• came / was

• will come / will be

• will come / was

TYPE 1: I _________ (not speak) with you , if you __________ (not speak) with me.

• don't speak / will not speak

• will not speak / will not speak

• will not speak / don't speak

• don't speak / will not speak

TYPE 1: Sally ___________ (not pass) her exams if she ____________ (not study) harder.

• will not pass / will not study

• doesn't pass / will not study

• will not pass / doesn't study

• doesn't pass / doesn't study

TYPE 2: If you ____________ (switch off) the TV, I ___________ (hear) you better.

• switched off / would hear

• would switch off / heard

• switched off / heard

• would switch off / would hear

TYPE 2: Harry ___________ (prepare) a good cake if he ___________ (have) the right ingredients.

• prepared / had

• prepared / would have

• would prepare / had

• would prepare / would have