Conditional Clause 2

CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
1 If I enough money, I will buy a new
skateboard. (have)
2 If you help your mother, she very happy.
(be)
3 If Mary (help) in the kitchen, she will get more
pocket money.
4 She will be angry if you the truth. (not tell)
5 You will have to walk if you the bus. (miss)
6 If Tom is at home, he TV. (watch)
7 The baby if you are more quiet. (sleep)
8 If he is in San Francisco, he Golden Gate
Bridge. (see)
9 He to the doctor's if he doesn't feel well
tomorrow. (go)
10 We good marks if we don't learn. (not
get)
11 I to the USA if I have enough money.
(travel)
12 If they a car they will drive to Italy. (buy)
13 If I work harder I the exam. (pass)
14 If he his car he won't get much money for it.
(sell)
15 If he tells me the truth I glad. (be)
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
1. If I was offered the job, I think I (take) it.
2. If she (be) hungry, she would eat something.
3. If he studied, he (pass) the exam.
4. I (send) you a postcard, if I had your
address.
5. What (happen), if you didn´t go to work

tomorrow?
6. If she has enough money, she (buy) a new
car.
7. What will John do, if he (not get) the
job?
8. She would be terribly upset, if I (lose) her
ring.
9. Many people would be out of work, if the factory
(close) down.
10. What would you do, if you (be) the president
of your country?
11. If he hurried, he (catch) the train.
12. If he (have) time, he will come.
13. He (ring) the bell, the waiter would come.
14. If I have some money I (buy) a new car.
15. If I (work) harder I will pass the exam.
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
If she sets the alarm clock she (not
oversleep).
2 We (go) swimming if it was warm enough.
3 If you help her in the garden she (be)
happy.
4 If you paid him well he (come).
5 If it (be) warmer we would go for a walk.
6 He would buy that house if he (have) some
money.
7 If you studied harder you (write) a good
test.
8 If he (be) here we would play cards.
9 If I (be) you I wouldn’t do that.

10 I (go) to see him if he has time.
11 If he doesn’t go back now he (be) late.
12 What will you do if you (lose) the way?
13 That box (look) better if you painted it
blue.
14 They would be glad if the rain (stop) soon.
15 If you asked us we (help) you.
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
1 If I hear the thief I (catch) him.
2 I (go) to the cinema if I had more time.
3 I will call her if I (find out) her number.
4 If they (be) rich they would stay in a more
expensive hotel.
5 She (feel) ill if she eats so much.
6 If he skis too fast he (break) his leg.
7 You (get) wet if you don’t take an umbrella.
8 He (cause) an accident if he drives too
dangerously.
9 They would get drunk if they (drink) too much
beer.
10 If you steal the purse they (arrest) you.
11 If she (explain) him the situation he will
understand it.
12 If he offered me a job I (take) it.
13 If I (invite) Linda I will have to invite Bob.
14 I won't visit him if he (be) angry.
15 If I find the book I (send) it.
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
1. If I were you, I (start) now.
2. If Charles (visit) me, I would lend him my

tools.
3. If I (be) at home, I will learn my words.
4. If Sam has a hammer, he (lend) it to me.
5. If Mary helped in the kitchen, she (get)
more pocket money.
6. If you (come), you would see her.
7. If we go to London, we (see) the Tower.
8. Susan will help you, if she (get) more pocket
money.
9. I (tell) you, if you asked me.
10. He (wash) his hands, if you give him
some soap.
11. If you close the door, nobody (see) you.
12. If we (eat) too much, we would get fat.
13. I will travel to the USA if I (have) enough
money
14. If you (get) up early you would catch the bus