Conditionals

Complete this sentence using zero conditional:

If I wake up late,

• I will be late for work.

• I’m late for work.

• I would be late for work.

Complete the sentence using zero conditional.

If you heat ice,

• it melts.

• it would melt.

• it will melt.

Complete the sentence using first conditional.

If we wait here, ...

• we would be late.

• we be late.

• we will be late.

Complete the sentence using first conditional.

She will stay in London

• if she gotten a job.

• if she gets a job.

• if she got a job.

Complete the following sentence using second conditional:

If I had enough money,

• I buy a football team.

• I bought a football team.

• I would buy a football team.

Complete the sentence using second conditional.

She would call him

• if she knew his number.

• if she knows his number.

• if she known his number.

Complete the sentence using zero conditional.

If the weather is fine,

• I cycle to work.

• I will cycle to work.

• I would cycle to work.

Complete the sentence using first conditional.

If we don't hurry,

• we are late.

• we would be late

• we will be late.

Complete the sentence using second conditional:

He would have more money

• if he did not buy so many clothes.

• if he bought so many clothes.

• If he would buy many clothes.

Complete the following sentence using second conditional:

If I won the lottery,

• I would travel to different countries.

• I will travel to different countries.

• I travel to different countries.