"Условные предложения"

Name________________________________ Class________ Date ______________________

1. Advice

2. A general truth

3. An imaginary situation contrary to facts in the present

4. A real or very probable situation in the present/future

5. Regrets or criticism

6. Something that always happens as a result of something else

7. An imaginary situation contrary to facts in the past

1. Match the types of Conditionals to their use.

1) Conditional Type 0 expresses

2) Conditional Type 1 expresses

3) Conditional Type 2 expresses

4) Conditional Type 3 ­ expresses

1. Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1. If she weren’t so lazy, she _____________ (become) a brilliant student.

2. I am not sure what I am doing tonight, but if I go out, I _____________ (phone) you.

3. If Steve hadn’t bought a lottery ticket, he _____________ (not/win) $1 million.

4. We usually_____________ (walk) home together if we both _____________ (finish) at the same time.

5. If the police question you, _____________ (tell) them the truth.

6. Dairy products keep longer if you _____________ (put) them into the fridge.

7. She would not have stolen the food if her child_________________ (not/be) hungry.

8. If you _____________ (leave) ice in the sun, it _____________ (melt).

9. If Jack had planned it carefully, he _________________ (not/have) so many problems.

10. He is a very wise person. I __________________ (speak) to him if I were you.

1. A) Put the words into the correct order.

1. gone / visit/ known / you / were / hospital / if / I’d / have / I’d / to/ in / you _________________________________________________________________________

2. have / we / find / had / been / compass / wouldn’t / if / a / able / to / our / way / hadn’t / we _________________________________________________________________________

3. it / window / stopped / have / ball / if / wouldn’t / broken / the / the / you’d _________________________________________________________________________

4. would / by bugs / bought / stung / we / if / have / got / I / insect / hadn’t / repellent _________________________________________________________________________

5. I / casino / money / in / hadn’t / if / have / lost / paid / my / I’d / bills _________________________________________________________________________

6. I’d / my / race / broken / I / won / if / have / leg / that / hadn’t _________________________________________________________________________

7. loudly / let / hadn’t / in / if / have / us / the / you / there / spoken / she’d / stay / library _________________________________________________________________________

8. we’d / have / caught / earlier / our / if / we’d / arrived / train _________________________________________________________________________

1. The speaker feels sorry. ____ 5. The speaker didn’t run out of money. ____

2. The speaker is happy they took their compass ____ 6. The speaker is happy he isn’t in the race.____

3. The speaker thinks the broken window is his fault. ____ 7.The speaker is happy to be with her friend. ____

4. The speaker doesn’t have problems with insects. ____ 8. The speaker is annoyed that they left late. ____

Jack: Hey, Steve! You look upset. What’s happened? Steve: It’s our anniversary with Jessica today. But I have no idea what to do. Jack: Calm down, buddy! I’m sure1) _________________________, you’ll find something. How about chocolates and flowers? Girls love them very much. Steve: Ha, nice try. 2)___________________________, I would have bought them immediately. Jack: Invite her to the restaurant. Just think - candles, sounds of violins and delicacies. 3)__________________________, you will enjoy the romantic atmosphere and tasty dinner at the same time. Steve: I did it last year and our evening was ruined. By the way, it was your fault! Jack: My fault? Why? What did I do? Steve: It’s more you what you didn’t do. Jessica is your sister.4) _____________________________________, I wouldn’t have taken her to the ‘Steak House’. And now she thinks I’m a cruel guy eating little cows. Tsss. Here she’s coming. Hi, Jess! Darling … What? She has just walked right past me. What have I done? Jack: Umm…Steve, I guess I know what seems to be the problem. What is the exact date of your anniversary? Steve: The 27^th of July. Jack: Steve, it’s the 28^th of July today. 5) ______________________ ______________, you wouldn’t have mixed up the days. She looks furious! 6) __________________________, I’d stay away from her for a while.

1. if she hadn’t had an allergy to both of them

2. if you think a bit

3. if you had been more attentive

4. if you go there

5. if I were you

6. if you had told me that she was a vegetarian

5. Use your own ideas to complete these sentences.

1. If she doesn’t do her homework, ______________________________________________________

2. I’d feel very angry if _______________________________________________________________

3. They wouldn’t have missed their flight if _______________________________________________

4. Would Ted mind if I _______________________________________________without asking him?

5. If this student were good at English, ___________________________________________________

1. Listen to the song “If I had a million dollars” and put a tick ( ) next to the things the person would do if he had this money.

1. make furniture for the house

   

2. buy a real fur coat

   

3. build a tree fort in the yard

   

4. spend a week in the castle

   

5. buy an ordinary pet

   

6. walk to the store

7. go on a cruise

8. drive a limousine

9. eat more Kraft dinner

10. buy really expensive ketchup

*Answer the question. What would you do if you had $1 million dollars? __________________________________________________________________________________

ANSWERS

1. Match the types of Conditionals to their use.

1 – B, F

2 – D

3 – A, C

1. – E, G

1. Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1 – WOULD BECOME

2 – WILL PHONE YOU

3 – WOULDN’T HAVE WON

4 – WALK, FINISH

1. – TELL

2. – PUT

3. – HADN’T BEEN

4. – LEAVE, MELTS

5. – WOULDN’T HAVE HAD

6. – WOULD SPEAK

1. A) Put the words into the correct order.

1 – If I’d known you were in hospital, I’d have gone to visit you.

2 – If we hadn’t had a compass, we wouldn’t have been able to find our way.

3 – If you’d stopped the ball, it wouldn’t have broken the window.

4 – If I hadn’t bought insect repellent, we would have got stung by bugs.

5 – If I hadn’t lost money in casino, I’d have paid my bills.

6 – If I hadn’t broken my leg, I’d have won that race.

7 – If you hadn’t spoken loudly in the library, she’d have let us stay there.

1. – If we’d arrived earlier, we’d have caught our train.

B) Read the statements. Mark them T (TRUE) or F (FALSE)

1 – T (TRUE)

2 – T (TRUE)

3 – F (FALSE)

4 – T (TRUE)

5 – F (FALSE)

6 – F (FALSE)

7 – F (FALSE)

8 – T (TRUE)

4. Read the dialogue. Complete it using the phrases from the table.

1 – B - if you think a bit

2 – A - if she hadn’t had an allergy to both of them

3 – D - if you go there

4 – F - if you had told me that she was a vegetarian

5 – C - if you had been more attentive

6 – E - if I were you

5. Use your own ideas to complete these sentences.

Y our students’ own ideas.

6 . Listen to the song “If I had a million dollars” and put a tick ( ) next to the things the person would do if he had this money.

3 .build a tree fort in the yard

8 . drive a limousine

9 . eat more Kraft dinner

10. buy really expensive ketchup

* If I had $1 million dollars, I would …

Ресурсы, которые были использованы для подготовки данной работы:

1. Song “If I had a million dollars” by Barenaked Ladies.