Put the verbs into the correct tense using the first conditional.

1. If Mary _____ (have) enough money, she'll come with us on vacation.

2. I _____ (make) some coffee if you boil some water.

3. If you _____ (work) hard, you'll finish the project in time.

4. Unless he _____ (be) late, we'll meet at six o'clock.

5. If I tell you a secret, ______ (you promise) not to tell anyone?

6. She _____ (not attend) unless he makes the presentation.

7. If Joe cooks dinner, I _____ (make) dessert.

8. Jane _____ (play) the violin if you ask her nicely.

9. Our children won't eat vegetables if they _____ (not have) orange juice.

10. If David _____ (not be) late, we will make the decision soon.

 

Task 2

Put the verbs into the correct tense using the second conditional.

1. If he _____ (work) more, he would finish in time.

2. They would do well on the test if they _____ (study) more.

3. If I _____ (be) you, I would run for president!

4. Mary _____ (buy) a new jacket if she had enough money.

5. If Jason flew to New York, he _____ (visit) the Empire State Building.

6. We _____ (take) a break, if our boss weren't so nervous today.

7. If Sally _____ (go), she wouldn't return!

8. Alan wouldn't know if you _____ (ask) him.

9. Jennifer _____ (refer) you for the position if she thought you were qualified.

10. Alison wouldn't help them if they _____ (not ask) for help.

 

Task 3

Put the verbs into the correct tense using the first and second conditional.

1. If she knows the time, she _____ (come) to the meeting.

2. She _____ (attend) the meeting if she had the time.

3. Peter _____ (say) yes if you ask him.

4. Unless he _____ (finish) soon, we won't be able to come.

5. If he _____ (be) president, he would invest more in education.

6. What _____ (you do) if you were president?

7. She _____ (fly) Northwest Airlines if she has a choice.

8. If I _____ (think) I could do it, I would do it!

9. Alan would invite Mary if it _____ (be) his party.

10. She won't marry Peter if he _____ (ask) her.

 

Task 4

Put the verbs into the correct tense

1. If you (touch) that plate, you will burn your fingers.

2. Shall I invite John to the party? If I were you? I (invite) him.

3. When water boils, it (produce) steam.

4. Can you help me? Well, if I wasn’t studying I (help) you.

5. If we were very rich, we (afford) very expensive clothes.

6. If Jane (be) older, she could live by herself.

7. I am exhausted. I wish I (do) some of the homework yesterday.

8. If you like chocolate, you (like) this cake.

9. I wish I (can play) a musical instrument.

10. I’d rather you (not say) anything about it yesterday.

 

Task 5

Put the verbs into the correct tense

1. If I had a toothache, I (go) to the dentist.

2. If she (hear) the news, she would have called us by now.

3. If you (know) what she did yesterday, you would be surprised.

4. I wish I (have) more spare time in the evenings.

5. If you hadn’t been ill, you (not miss) a lot of lessons last week.

6. I wish I (go) on the school trip next week.

7. I wish I (study) more when I was at school.

8. Paul, I wish you (stop) making so much noise.

9. I wish you (not speak) to her like that.

10. It’s time they (do) anything about it, or it will be too late.

 

Task 6

Put the verbs into the correct tense

1. Tom speaks to everyone as if he (know) everything.

2. I’d rather Mary (spend) the night with us. It’s snowing heavily.

3. We’d better (not take) taxi to bring us home tonight.

4. Did you enjoy the film? No, I would rather we (see) a comedy instead.

5. They would have opened the door if (know) who was there.

6. Shall I dust the computer, Tom? I’d rather you (not touch) it actually.

7. If only I (buy) the tickets earlier. They are all sold out now.

8. I wish this evening (not end). I am having a really lovely time.

9. Don’t you think it’s time you (get) a haircut?

10. If only I (eat) so much cake at lunchtime. I feel awful now.

11. I wish you (not do) that when people are watching. It’s really embarrassing.

12. I would rather (eat) sweet than salty food.

13. If only this recipe (be) easier. I’d make it more often.

14. I wish you (not smoke). It’s unhealthy.

15. If only we (not have) so much homework every day.

The Passive Voice

Grammar Table

	Present		Past		Future
Indefinite	I	am written	I HE She IT	was written	I HE She IT WE You They	will be written
	He She IT	is written
	We You They	are written	We You They	were written
Continuous	I	am being written	I HE   She IT	was being written
	He She IT	is being written
	We You They	are being written	We You They	were being written
Perfect	I WE You They	have been written	I WE You They He She It	I WE You They He She It	I WE You They He She It	will have been written
	He She IT	has been written

Grammar Exercises

Task 1