Conditionals.Little Red Riding Hood

Complete these sentences to make appropriate Third Conditional sentences, using the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. If Little Red Riding Hood’s mother (not to cook) chocolate butter cookies, she (not to ask) her daughter to visit their granny.

2. If Little Red Riding Hood (to obey) her mother, she (not to talk) to the wolf and (not to tell) him where her granny lived.

3. If the wolf (not to roam) about the forest, he (not to meet) Little Red Riding Hood.

4. If the wolf (not to be) rather clever and cunning, he (not to make) a favourable impression on the girl.

5. The wolf’s eyes (not to sparkle) with joy if he (not to deceive) the girl.

6. If Little Red Riding Hood (to know) how greedy and cunning the wolf was, She (not to talk) to him

7. If Little Red Riding Hood (to be) suspicious of the wolf, nothing awful (to happen).

8. If the mother (to know) that Little Red Riding Hood would meet the wolf, she (not to send) her daughter to their granny.

9. If Little Red Riding Hood (to be) so trustful, she (not to show) the wolf the way to her granny’s house.

10. If the granny (not to be) ill, she (to open) the door herself.

11. If only the granny (to know), that the wolf was standing at the door, she (not to let) him in.

12. If the wolf (not to be) greedy and hungry, he (not to eat) up the granny.