(Third conditional) If the students ____ (not be) late for the exam, they ____ (pass).

(Second conditional) If I wanted a new car, I ____ (buy) one.

(Second conditional) If Julie ____ (like) chocolate, I ____ (give) her some.

(Third conditional) If the weather ____ (not be) so cold, we ____ (go) to the beach.

If they ____ (not arrive) soon, we'll be late.

What kind of conditional is this?:

If I hadn't gone to the party, I wouldn't have met Amanda.

If Clara Chía eats too much jam, she ____ (get) sick

If Messi hadn't won the Worldcup, Ronaldo ____ (be) the goat.

If you ____ (get) all of the answers right, you ____ (pass) the exam.

If he ____ (not study) now, he won't have time later.

If they had something to eat, they ____ (not be) hungry now

The first conditional is formed with:

If people used bikes instead of cars , there _______ (not be) so much pollution.

What type of conditional is this sentence?

"You wouldn't have cut your head if you had been wearing a

safety helmet."

If I ____ (be) you, I'd tell my parents the truth.

They ____ (arrive) on time if there isn't much traffic.

What type of conditional is this sentence?

"If you ate more vegetables, you would be healthier"

We’ll have dinner outside in the garden, unless it ____ (be) too cold

If we ____ (know) it was Paul’s birthday, we would have sent him a card.