Conditionals

He will call

• if he needs help.

• if he will need help.

• if he needed help

If Luke hadn't sent flowers to his mother

• she wouldn't have been happy.

• she had been happy.

• she will be happy.

If I had more time,

• I will exercise more.

• I'd exercise more.

• I had exercise more.

If we don't work harder,

• we would have passing the exam.

• we will have pass the exam.

• we won't pass the exam.

If you take more time over it,

• you would have done it better.

• you will do it better.

• you had done it netter.

When water reachers 100 degrees,

• it won't boil.

• it boils.

• it hadn't boil.

If you set your mind to a goal,

• you'll eventually achieve it.

• you don't eventually achieve it.

• you eventually achieve it.

If you had told me you need a ride,

• I would have left earlier.

• I wouldn't had left earlier.

• you will left earlier.

If I had gone to the mountain,

• I don't feel happy

• I would not be happy.

• I would have felt happy.

A green light appears

• if you pressed the power key.

• if you don't have pressed the power key.

• if you press the power key.