ZERO, TYPE ONE AND TYPE TWO CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

If water is heated 100 degress, it ...

• boil

• will boil

• boils

• is boiling

If I ...John, I would give a precious present to the winner.

• am

• were

• have

• will be

What .....if you win the competition ?

• would you do

• do you do

• will you do

• are you doing ?

John ..happy if Shane were here right now.

• will be

• would be

• is

• has been

Mike ... offended if we didn't invite him to the party.

• is

• will be

• were

• would be

If it rains, it ...wet.

• would get

• got

• gets

• is getting

Unless you pay, we won't give it to you. We can rewrite the sentence this way...

• If you pay, we won't give it to you

• Unless you don't pay, we won't give it to you.

• Unless you pay, we will give it to you.

• If you don't pay, we won't give it to you.

If you broke the window, the headmaster ...( call ) your parents.

• would call

• will call

• calls

• called

Where ....if you had got the ticket ?

• will you go

• would you go

• are you going

• do you go

You can't go if you haven't finished the project. The sentence has the same meaning as ...

• You can't go unless you have finished the project

• You can go unless you haven't done the project

• You can't go except if you haven't finished the project

• You can go unless you have done the project