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Make first conditional sentences.

Our teacher / be / angry / if we / miss / the lesson

• Our teacher be angry if we will miss the lesson.

• Our teacher will be angry if we miss the lesson.

• Our teacher have be angry if we miss the lesson.

• Our teacher will be angry if we missed the lesson.

• Our teacher will be angry if we have miss the lesson.

Make first conditional sentences.

You / get / wet / if you / not take / an umbrella

• You has get wet if you don't take an umbrella.

• You'll get wet if you don't take an umbrella.

• You would get wet if you don't take an umbrella.

• You'll get wet if you take an umbrella.

• You get wet if you not take an umbrella.

Make first conditional sentences.

They / get / to Otar  at 2.30/ if they / catch / the 12.15 train

• They get to Otar at 2.30 if they caught the 12.15 train.

• They'll get to Otar at 2.30 if they catch the 12.15 train.

• They have get to Otar at 2.30 if they catch the 12.15 train.

• They get to Otar at 2.30 if they had catch the 12.15 train.

• They would get to Otar at 2.30 if they catch the 12.15 train.

Make first conditional sentences.

If it / rain / we / not swim / in the sea

• If it rained, we won't swim in the sea.

• If it rains, we won't swim in the sea.

• If it have rains, we won't swim in the sea.

• If it would rains, we won't swim in the sea.

• If it rains, we not swim in the sea.

Make first conditional sentences.

We / tell you / if Anar / phone / us

• We have tell you if Anar phones us.

• We'll tell you if Anar phones us.

• We tell you if Anar have phones us.

• We would tell you if Anar phones us.

• We would have tell you if Anar phones us.

Make first conditional sentences.

 If Anita / not pass / her driving test / she / be / unhappy

• If Anita don't pass her driving test, she'll be unhappy.

• If Anita doesn't pass her driving test, she'll be unhappy.

• If Anita have doesn't pass her driving test, she'll be unhappy.

• If Anita not pass her driving test, she'll be unhappy.

• If Anita don't pass her driving test, she has be unhappy.

You don't like him much, ______?

• did you

• do you

• does you

• doing you

• done you

Make second conditional sentences.

If I / win/ the lottery/ I / buy / a big house.

• If I win the lottery, I would buy a big house.

• If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house.

• If I won the lottery, I buy a big house.

• If I will win the lottery, I would have buy a big house.

• If I wins the lottery, I would bought a big house.

She hasn't finished the test, ________?

• had she

• has she

• hasn't she

• is she

• haven't she

Make second conditional sentences.

She/ travel / all over/ the world/  if / she / rich.

• She will travel all over the world if she has rich.

• She would travel all over the world if she were rich.

• She would travel all over the world if she would rich.

• She will travel all over the world if she were rich.

• She travels all over the world if she were rich.