8A DWB practice Th EMPOWER UI

Put the words in the correct order.

• to buy a new guitar

• If William

• pays off his debt

• he'll

• be able

Put the words in the correct order.

• If Holly

• had

• more money

• she'd

• donate more to charity

Put the words in the correct order.

• she's

• awards Zara a grand,

• If the university

• going to

• start a research project

Choose the correct answers.

Which sentences describe possible or likely future events?

• If you need any help, let me know.

• If I weren't busy tomorrow, I'd have dinner with my mum.

• If David got a different job, he'd be happier.

• If I see Marcia tomorrow, I'll give her back her sweater.

Choose the correct answers.

Which sentences describe imagined events?

• If I get a pay rise, I'm going to go on holiday.

• If I had a garden, I'd plant lots of flowers.

• If I were you, I'd invest more of my money.

• If you've already finished your maths homework, you should start on your essay.

Complete the sentence.

Andrea has been really good about saving money, but it's been difficult since she started university and can't work as much as she used to. However, if she (a)   to save a bit more, she ​ (b)   to buy a new laptop.

• would be able
• 's able
• manage
• has been able
• 'll be able

Complete the conversation.

A: If you've paid off all your debts and you​ (a)   money every month, you (b)   better financially than most people.
B: I wish! If I paid half of my income to my credit card company for the next three years, I (c)   still be in debt!

• 'll save
• 're saving
• 'd save
• do
• 're doing
• did
• 'm
• 'll
• 'd

Complete the conversation.

A: I'm excited about going to the beach tomorrow! If we (a)   at 6 am, we (b)   there early enough to get a good spot.
B: I don't think we need to leave that early. If we (c)   until 8 am, we​ (d)   fine.

• leave
• get
• 'll get
• don't leave
• won't leave
• wouldn't leave
• still be
• should still be
• would still be

Complete the conversation.

A: Sonja doesn't have much money, otherwise she (a)   back to Poland.
B: I hope she doesn't move! If she (b)   , I probably ​ (c)   ever see her again!

• moves
• 'll move
• 'd move
• leaves
• left
• 'll leave
• don't
• can't
• wouldn't

Complete the conversation.

A: If you​ (a)   your hands, please (b)   to the table and sit down. Dinner is ready!
B: I'm sorry, I've got too much studying to do. If I ​ (c)   so busy, I ​ (d)   with you. I'll grab something later.

• 've washed
• wash
• come
• you'll come
• 'm not
• wasn't
• won't be
• 'll eat
• 'd eat
• should eat