CONDITIONALS:
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
1. I haven’t got any spare time. I would read (read) more books if I had (have) more
time.
2. Tom and Hilary used to be engaged. They would have got married (get married) if
they hadn’t broken up (not break up)
3. She refused to let Ben use her mobile phone. She might have given (might give) it to
him if he had asked (ask) nicely.
4. It’s going to rain. You will get (get) wet unless you take (take) an umbrella
5. I’ll need my dictionary tomorrow. I will lend (lend) it to you as long as you promise
(promise) to return it to me.
6. When Linda calls (call), I will let (let) you know.
Complete the sentences with the correct form
1. I will drive if my parents let (let) me have the car.
2. They wouldn’t have broken up (break up) if he had told her the truth.
3. I’ll invite Brad to the party if he behaves (behave) himself.
4. I would apply for the job if I were (be) you.
5. The weather is pretty cold right now. If it were (be) warmer, we would go for a
swim.
6. We would have arrived earlier if we hadn’t had (have) a flat tyre.
7. Would you have come (come) with me if I had asked you?
8. This plant won’t grow unless you give (give) it plenty of water.
WISH CLAUSES:
Choose the correct answer
1. I missed an interesting TV programme last night. I wish someone would tell / had
told / told me about it. (past wish)
2. You are bothering me. I wish you had gone / went / would go away. (future wish)
