Conditional sentences, type I, Exercise 2 - mixed
Explanation: Conditional sentences - type I
Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a
Conditional sentence - type I
. Only use the
will-future
in the main clauses. Mind the position of the if-clause.
Example: Lisa ________
(not/to open)
the window if you _________
(not/to tell)
her.
Answer: Lisa
will not open
the window if you
do not
tell her.
or
Lisa
won't open
the window if you
don't tell
her.
1) If we
(to send)
an invitation, our friends
(to come)
to our party.
2) He
(not/to understand)
you if you
(to whisper)
.
3) They
(not/to survive)
in the desert if they
(not/to take)
extra water with them.
4) If you
(to press)
CTRL + s, you
(to save)
the file.
5) You
(to cross)
the Channel if you
(to fly)
from Paris to London.
6) Fred
(to answer)
the phone if his wife
(to have)
a bath.
7) If Claire
(to wear)
this dress at the party, our guests
(not/to stay)
any longer.
8) If I
(to touch)
this snake, my girlfriend
(not/to scream)
.
9) She
(to forget)
to pick you up if you
(not/to phone)
her.
10) I
(to remember)
you if you
(to give)
me a photo.
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