(Second conditional) If we weren t so tired, we would go out. (Third conditional) If she had studied Mandarin, she would have gone to Beijing. (First conditional) If they don t arrive soon, we ll be late. (Third conditional) If the children hadn t eaten all that chocolate, they wouldn t have felt sick. (Second conditional) If Luke lived in the UK, I would see him more often. (Second conditional) If Julie liked chocolate, I would give her some. (Third conditional) If I hadn t gone to the party, I wouldn t have met Amanda. (Second conditional) If you arrived early, it would be less stressful. (Third conditional) If we hadn t had an argument, we wouldn t have been late. (First conditional) If she goes to the library, she ll study more. (Third conditional) If Julie hadn t gone to Sweden, she would have gone to Germany. (Second conditional) If you weren t so stubborn, we wouldn t have so many arguments! 18. (Second conditional) If the children were in bed, I would be able to have a bath. (Third conditional) If Luke hadn t sent flowers to his mother, she wouldn t have been happy. (Third conditional) If we had tidied our flat, we wouldn t have lost our keys. (First conditional) If John drinks too much coffee, he ll get ill. (Second conditional) If José didn t speak good French, he wouldn t move to Paris. (Second conditional) If I wanted a new car, I would buy one. (First conditional) If I don t go to bed soon, I ll be tired in the morning. (First conditional) If the children don t eat soon, they ll be grumpy. (Second conditional) If Lucy had enough time, she would travel more. (First conditional) If the teacher gives us lots of homework this weekend, I won t be happy. (Third conditional) If the baby had slept better last night, I wouldn t have been so tired. (First conditional) If she doesn t go to the meeting, I won t go either. (Second conditional) If she had her laptop with her, she would me. (Third conditional) If the weather hadn t been so cold, we would have gone to the beach. (Third conditional) If the students hadn t been late for the exam, they would have passed. (First conditional) If we don t work harder, we won t pass the exam. (First conditional) If Lucy (not quit) her job soon, she (go) crazy.Ĥ 4 Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals) Answers 1. (First conditional) If you (buy) the present, I (wrap) it up. (Second conditional) If we (not be) so tired, we (go) out. (Third conditional) If she (study) Mandarin, she (go) to Beijing. (First conditional) If they (not / arrive) soon, we (be) late. (Third conditional) If the children (not eat) all that chocolate, they (feel) sick. (Second conditional) If Luke (live) in the UK, I (see) him more often. (Second conditional) If Julie (like) chocolate, I (give) her some. (Third conditional) If I (not go) to the party, I (not meet) Amanda. (Second conditional) If you (arrive) early, it (be) less stressful. (Third conditional) If we (not have) an argument, we (not be) late.ģ 3 Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals) 21. (First conditional) If she (go) to the library, she (study) more. (Third conditional) If Julie (not go) to Sweden, she (go) to Germany. (Second conditional) If you (not be) so stubborn, we (not have) so many arguments! 18. (Second conditional) If the children (be) in bed, I (be able to) have a bath. (Third conditional) If Luke (not sent) flowers to his mother, she (not be) happy. (Third conditional) If we (tidy) our flat, we (not lose) our keys. (First conditional) If John (drink) too much coffee, he (get) ill. (Second conditional) If José (not speak) good French, he (not move) to Paris. (Second conditional) If I (want) a new car, I (buy) one. (First conditional) If I (not go) to bed soon, I (be) tired in the morning.Ģ 2 Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals) 11. (First conditional) If the children (not eat) soon, they (be) grumpy.
(Second conditional) If Lucy (have) enough time, she (travel) more. (First conditional) If the teacher (give) us lots of homework this weekend, I (not be) happy. (Third conditional) If the baby (sleep) better last night, I (not be) so tired. (First conditional) If she (not go) to the meeting, I (not go) either. (Second conditional) If she (have) her laptop with her, she ( ) me. (Third conditional) If the weather (not be) so cold, we (go) to the beach. (Third conditional) If the students (not be) late for the exam, they (pass). (First conditional) If we (not / work) harder, we (not pass) the exam. 1 Conditional exercise (first / second / third conditionals) 1.
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