1st/2nd conditionals
Andrea Escrig Echeverria 1. Complete the sentences with the phrases below.
CALL - DOESN'T FIND - GO - 'LL MISS - WON'T EAT - WON'T JOIN
running, they'll feel better.
a) If they running, they'll feel better.
his?
b) Will Tom buy a new phone if he
c) Sam
his dinner if he has those chips now.
d) I
this karate class unless you come with me.
e) Unless you hurry up, we
the school bus.
her.
f) She won't know the match has been cancelled unless you
2. Choose the correct option.
1.
we feel more relaxed if we danced for a few minutes before we revise?
2. If I got a part-time job, I
get some useful experience.
3. Amy would go with us if she
here.
4. Jack
be pleased if Lewis left the team.
5. If you
the chance, would you like to live abroad?
6. We wouldn't go to the gym if we
like our instructor.
3. Complete the dialogue with the correct first and second conditional form of the verbs in brackets.
TOBY
If decided to take up rock climbing.
CLAIRE
What? If you do that, we
(not be able to) hang out together at weekends!
Why?
TOBY
CLAIRE
Well, unless you
(want) to climb buildings, you'll have to go away at the weekends!
TOBY
No, I won't! I'm going to do indoor rock climbing! If I had to go away, I
(not do) it.
Ah, I'm glad to hear it!
CLAIRE
TOBY
Actually, why don't you come? It would be fun if we
(learn) something new together.
CLAIRE
True. I would If I
(be) fitter.
TOBY
Fitter? You always win the park runs!
CLAIRE
I know... well... I'm afraid of heights!
TOBY
Look, I
(run) with you if you come rock climbing.
CLAIRE
Ok, it's a deal.
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