Conditional sentences, type III, special forms - Fill-in Exercise 2

Explanation: Conditional sentences - type III

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

Example: I ___________ (to bake) a cake if I _________ (to know) that they were coming.

Answer: I would have baked a cake if I had known that they were coming. or
I'd have bought a a cake if I'd known that they were coming.

1) If it *(to be)* warmer, we *(to go)* swimming.
2) My parents *(to buy)* this house if the man *(not/to sell)* it to someone else.
3) If he *(not/to fail)* his driving test, his parents *(to lend)* him their car.
4) If my uncle *(to tell)* me the way to his office, I *(not/to arrive)* so late.
5) She *(to be)* at the airport if she *(to read)* the message carefully.
6) Lucy *(not/to hurt)* her foot if she *(not/to drop)* the old box.
7) If you *(to use)* a sharp knife, you *(not/to cut)* yourself.
8) If Victoria *(to celebrate)* her birthday at home, I *(to bring)* her some flowers.
9) We *(to take)* the train to Edinburgh if it *(to run)* on time.
10) If Max *(not/to forget)* my schoolbag, he *(to give)* you your USB flash drive.