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Primer condicional: este tipo de oraciones se utiliza para expresar algo que
siempre es verdad o muy probable en el presente o futuro.
Ejemplos:
- If you eat too much sugar, youll have to visit the dentist.
- If you are late again, your boss wont be happy.
- If it rains, we wont have to water the plants.
- Well still catch the train if we leave now.
Ejemplos:
Ejemplos:
- Unless significa if not (si no, a menos que). Por tanto puede utilizarse en lugar de if,
pero transformando la oracin:
Ejemplos:
- If youre here on time, well go to the cinema. Unless youre here on time, we won
t go to the cinema tomorrow.
- If you study enough, youll pass this exam. Unless you study enough, you wont
pass the exam.
Notas:
- Los tres tipos de condicionales explicados son los ms frecuentes, pero pueden
darse combinaciones de estos tres tipos.
- Si la frase que comienza por If va primero, va seguida de una coma. Sin embargo, si
la frase con If es la segunda, no se pone coma.
- En contextos formales (como cartas comerciales) should puede reemplazar a if :
- Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact us.
Escribe completa las siguientes oraciones con el verbo en el tiempo correcto.
2. If I were you, I ___wouldnt buy_____ that shirt, I would wait until next week
(not / buy)
3. If you __go______ to Britain, you'll be able to speak English all day long (go)
4. If the weather had been better, we ___would have gone_____ to the beach
yesterday (go)
5. Why __dont you come______ on holiday with us, you'll enjoy it. (not / you /
come)
6. If you did your homework, you __would be able______ to go to the disco (you /
able)
7. I didn't know you were in Madrid, if I'd known, ___I called you_____ (I / call /
you)
10. If you had been to Malta, then _would have known_______ that they speak
English very well (you / know)
2. If I hadn't just bought a car, I would have had more money now
Put in the correct phrases and form a conditional sentence (type I, II, III). Watch the
underlined verbs.
Example: If he had studied harder, he ________________ (to pass) his driving test.
Answer: If he had studied harder, he would have passed his driving test.
2) Lisa would find the milk if she Lockheed (to look) in the fridge.
3) The zookeeper would have punished her with a fine if she had fed (to feed) the
animals.
4) If you spoke louder, your classmates would understand (to understand) you.
6) You would have had (to have) no trouble at school if you had done your homework.
7) If you swim (to swim) in this lake, you'll shiver from cold.
8) The door will unlock if you press (to press) the green button.
9) If Mel had asked(to ask) her teacher, he'd have answered her questions.
Put in the verbs in brackets and form a Conditional sentence. Mind the negations in
some sentences.
Example: If we had taken the train, we ___________________ (not/to arrive) on time.
Answer: If we had taken the train, we would not have arrived on time.
2) If I had laid down on the sofa, I would have fallen (to fall) asleep.
3) Susan could have worked as a model if she had been (to be) taller.
4) The soil wont dry out (not/to dry out) if you water the plants regularly.
5) If you gave (to give) the young boy this stick, he'd hurt himself.
6) We wouldnt have taken (not/to take) the wrong tram if Ronaldo had asked the
policewoman.
7) If the cat hides in the tree, the dog wont find (not/to find) it.
8) The students would have solved the problem if they had used(to use) their textbooks.
9) If he washed his feet more often, his girlfriend would visit (to visit) him more often.
10) Max would read (to read) the newspaper if he went by train.
Put the correct phrases and form a Conditional sentence - type I, II or III.
3) If you had worn a lighter jacket, the car driver would have seen you earlier.
4) We would have watched TV tonight if Peter hadn't bought the theatre tickets.
5) She wouldn't have had two laptops if she had not signed the contract.
7) You would save energy if you switched off the lights more often.
9) My sister could score better on the test if the teacher explained the grammar once
more.
10) They might have arrived on time if they hadn't missed the train.
1. What would you do (do) if you were (be) given the Nobel Prize.
2. If I had known (know) that teacher was coming, I wouldn't have joined (not
join) the excursion.
3. If you heat (heat=calentar) water to 100 degrees, it boils.(boil)
3. should you find (find) the room too noisy, close (close) the windows firmly.
4. You won't open (not open) the bottle unless you use (use) a bottle opener.
5. don't run (not run) unless you want (want) to sweat too much.
6. All the students would pass (pass) the test on condition that he explained
(explain) lessons properly.
7. If you met (meet) Mr Leech, could (can) you ask him a favour, please?
8. They wouldn't have escaped (not escape) if the police had been (be) faster.
9. Whales won't disappear (not disappear) if we become conscious about it.
10. Where would you travel (travel) if you won (win) the lottery?
Complete with the most suitable verb to form the conditional
Write the verb in the correct tense or a suitable conjunction to form a conditional
sentence .
Conditionals 1, 2
Conditionals 1, 2
Write the verb in the correct tense to form a conditional sentence .
1. I won't use (not use) your stereo, unless you let (let) me. (type 1)
2. He said he would do it (do) provided that everybody agreed (agree)
3. I will organize (organize) the dinner party provided that everybody collaborates
(collaborate) with a little money.(type 1)
4. don't shout (not shout) at the dog unless you want (want) him to bite you.
5. You won't get (not get) your cake unless you wash (wash) your hands. (type 1)
6. keep (keep) studying like that and you won't have (not have) any problem with
passing the exam.
7. should you have (have/you) any problem with grammar, don't doubt (not doubt) to
write me an email.
8. They would start (start) the talks only on condition that the fire stopped. (stop) (type
2)
9. You will be able (can) to speak French if you try (try) hard enough.(type 1)
6 If I ________ a penny for every can of soda I've drunk in my life, I would be rich!
had
Second Conditional
1. If Joe were (be) here, he would catch (catch) some fish for supper.
2. It would be (be) nice if the rain stopped (stop)!
3. I would sing (sing) you a song if I had (have) my guitar.
4. If I had (have) a better sleeping bag, I wouldnt (not feel) so cold.
5. If this tent were(be) any smaller, one of us would have to sleep (have to sleep)
outside!
6. I would look (look) out for bears if I were (be) you!
7. If I werent (not be) so hungry, I would share (share) my beans with you.
1. If you had told (tell) me it was so hot in Egypt I wouldn't have brought (not
bring)so many clothes, but now I've got two full suitcases.
2. I'm so nervous! What would you wear(wear) if he asked (ask)you to go to the
party with him?
3. My dog won't obey (not obey)if you look(look) afraid, he is very sensitive.
4. don't ask(not ask) my grandmother about her days at school or she will talk
(talk)about it for hours.
5. We would have caught (catch-caught)many fish if we had used (use)a
different kind of bait (=cebo). Unfortunately, we only had some bread.
6. Will you ask (ask) Shaib to bring some water for the teacher, if you see (see)
him in the corridor?
7. I could (can) do it if you asked (ask) me, but you are (be) too proud.
8. She would have won (win-won) the race if she had tried, (try-tried)but she
didn't have (not have) enough self-confidence.(confianza en s misma)
9. It's a special design. The car won't start (start) unless all the doors are
(be)closed.
Complete with the most suitable form of the verb to form the conditionals.
1. keep(keep) eating like that and you will have problems with your stomach.
2. He is going to invite all our friends to a party if he passes (pass) our driving test.
3. will you come (come) to the theatre with me if I tell you in advance?
4. Please will visit (visit) my friend Maurice if you travel to Paris.
5. She wont find (not find) a flat unless she looks carefully around the whole city.
6. You mustn't open this computer unless you aerent (be) an expert.
7. I'm seeing all my clients this mornings if my secretary has (have) telephoned them.
8. What will happen (happen) if the prices of food rise too much ?
9. They won't find the hotel unless they ask (ask) somebody: it's a huge city.
10. You Could (can) see shooting stars in the summer if you look patiently at the sky for
some time.
Complete with the most suitable form of the verb to form the conditionals.
Complete with the most suitable form of the verb to form the conditionals.
1. If you had your holidays in July, we Could (can) do some canoeing together.
2. They would join us in the trekking if their children were (be) a bit older.
3. Could you help me paint my house if I dont find (not find) a painter on time ?
4. Mary would play the piano beautifully if she had (have) a little more time to rehearse.
(=ensayar)
5. They said they would give (give) us very high interest rate if we invested more than
1m with them.
6. Would you believe me if I told (tell) you that my grandfather once met Albert
Einstein ?
7. They guide told us that if we kept walking along the path we might(may) see the
waterfall behind the clouds.
8. If you saw a furious bear in front of you, tell me, what would you do(do) ?
9. Maybe if there were (be) more English books in this library I could come to finish my
assignments.
10. I would be(be) you your friend even if you were a lot uglier than you are now.
7. If my brother asked for permission, my parents would not annoy with him.
1. If they climbed the mountain with a guide, they would not lose.
5. If the play were not so boring, I would not sleep at the theatre.
6. If you lived in a foreign country, you would have problems with the language.
7. If the workers went on strike, the manager would pay the salaries.