Conditional sentences, type II, special forms - Exercise 2

Explanation: Conditional sentences - type II

Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause.

Example: Thomas ________ (not/to buy) a new car if he _________ (to win) won 20,000 Euros.

Answer: Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 Euros. or
Thomas wouldn't buy a new car if he won 10,000 Euros.

1) If I *(to meet)* Richard, I *(to tell)* him about our new office.
2) If the steak *(not/to be)* so hot, we *(to eat)* it.
3) What *(you/to do)* if it *(to rain)*?
4) He *(to help)* me if he *(can)*.
5) If Andrew *(to prepare)* the meal, I *(not/to come)* for dinner.
6) My father *(not/to be)* angry with me if I *(to come)* home early.
7) We *(not/to have)* a pet if we *(to live)* in a flat.
8) If he *(can/to speak)* French, he *(to get)* the job in Marseille.
9) If you *(to take)* the 7:40 flight, you *(must/not/to change)* Heathrow.
10) I *(not/to stay)* any longer if Gerry *(to sing)* at the party.