Past Simple / Past Continuous?

Conditionals (I / II)?

1. If you (to see) my sister tomorrow please, tell her the news.

2. He will understand if the teacher (to give) some examples.

3. We (not/to do) abroad if we had hot summers here.

4. If the lift (to break) down, press the alarm button.

5. The taxi (not / to wait) at the airport if your plane is delayed.

6. If it (to be) a nice dat tomorrow, we would go swimming.

7. If you (to notice) anything unusual, call me at once.

8. If there (to be) more rain here, the countryside would be much greener.

9. I (not/to wash) your car if you don’t pay me.

10. If the dog (to keep) barking, I’ll let it out.

11. The match can be cancelled if it (to start) raining.

12. If I were you, I (to get) a taxi home from the party.

13. If your wife (to ask) for a vegetarian meal, we can provide a choice of meat-free dishes.

14. If the fire alarm (to sound), leave the building immediately.

15. If I (not/to see) you in the hall, I’ll give you a call.

16. If you could live anywhere in the world, where you (to live)?

17. If the corner shop (not/to be) open, I can go to the supermarket.

18. Pablo would be really upset if he (not/to pass) his exam.

19. You could play in an orchestra if you (to practise) the violin every day.

20. You will make many friends in the village if you (not/to be) so shy.

21. It would be a good idea if you (to stop) hanging around with your friends.

22. If you steal from this shop, the store detective (to catch) you.

23. I would go to Paris by plane if I (not/to be) afraid of flying.

24. If he (to set) his alarm, he will wake up on time in the morning.

25. If the neighbours (not/to stop) shouting, I’ll call the police.

26. If you (not/to drink) too much coffee, you’d be able to sleep.

27. You (to call) me if you have any difficulty?

28. If you (not/to go) to bed so late every night, you wouldn’t be tired all the time.

29. Bret will miss the train, if she (not/to hurry).

30. If you (not/to eat) your soup, you can’t have any dessert.

31. If Tim (to be) a ghost, he would try to frighten all the people he dislikes.

 

 

Conditionals (I / II)?

1. If you (to see) my sister tomorrow please, tell her the news.

2. He will understand if the teacher (to give) some examples.

3. We (not/to do) abroad if we had hot summers here.

4. If the lift (to break) down, press the alarm button.

5. The taxi (not / to wait) at the airport if your plane is delayed.

6. If it (to be) a nice dat tomorrow, we would go swimming.

7. If you (to notice) anything unusual, call me at once.

8. If there (to be) more rain here, the countryside would be much greener.

9. I (not/to wash) your car if you don’t pay me.

10. If the dog (to keep) barking, I’ll let it out.

11. The match can be cancelled if it (to start) raining.

12. If I were you, I (to get) a taxi home from the party.

13. If your wife (to ask) for a vegetarian meal, we can provide a choice of meat-free dishes.

14. If the fire alarm (to sound), leave the building immediately.

15. If I (not/to see) you in the hall, I’ll give you a call.

16. If you could live anywhere in the world, where you (to live)?

17. If the corner shop (not/to be) open, I can go to the supermarket.

18. Pablo would be really upset if he (not/to pass) his exam.

19. You could play in an orchestra if you (to practise) the violin every day.

20. You will make many friends in the village if you (not/to be) so shy.

21. It would be a good idea if you (to stop) hanging around with your friends.

22. If you steal from this shop, the store detective (to catch) you.

23. I would go to Paris by plane if I (not/to be) afraid of flying.

24. If he (to set) his alarm, he will wake up on time in the morning.

25. If the neighbours (not/to stop) shouting, I’ll call the police.

26. If you (not/to drink) too much coffee, you’d be able to sleep.

27. You (to call) me if you have any difficulty?

28. If you (not/to go) to bed so late every night, you wouldn’t be tired all the time.

29. Bret will miss the train, if she (not/to hurry).

30. If you (not/to eat) your soup, you can’t have any dessert.

31. If Tim (to be) a ghost, he would try to frighten all the people he dislikes.

 

 

1. As I (to drive) to work this morning, I (to see) a deer by the side of the road.

2. When we (to arrive) at the resort (курорт), it (to rain) heavily.

3. He (to go) to visit Pam but she (not/to be) at home.

4. While I (to run) downstairs, I (to trip-споткнуться) over my trousers.

5.  When Jacob (to find) Maggie, she (to play) cards with Kevin.

6. They (to sit) in the garden when they (to hear) Debora’s voice.

7. My Mum (to start) to shout while we (to discuss) our plans for the weekend.

8. I (to have) breakfast quite early, then I (to go) to the bus stop and (to catch) the bus.

9. I (to see) a nice dress in the shop window as I (to pass) by.

10. When John (to wash) his dog it (to jump) out of the bath and (to start) barking.

11. Ted (to make) lunch, while Mary (to lay) the table.

12. She (to fry-жарить) fish when the pan - сковорода (to catch) fire.

13. She (to go) to put on her red skirt but it (to be) dirty.

14. He (to ski) when he (to fall) over and (to break) his leg.

15. At midnight we still (to discuss) our plan.

16. They (to fly) over the Andes when the storm (to begin).

17. She (to open) her cupboard, (to take) out her dress and (to put) it on.

18. Simon (to read) out the text while Linda (to write) it down.

19. What you (to do) at this time yesterday?

20. Samantha (to sleep) the whole day yesterday. 

21. That white Mercedes (to follow) us all the morning.

22. When Eugene (to surf) the Internet for the news, the baby (to wake) up.

23. The boys (to talk) quietly when Nancy (to rush) into the room.

24. The bird (to be) shot when it (to fly) above the lake.

25. When she (to hear) the news she (to begin) to cry.

26. We (to enjoy) the film when suddenly the electricity (to go) off.