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exercises  conditionals  type two

    

1) If they ____ him well, they ____ him to their parties. (know/invite)

2) If you ____ more money, you ____ in low-cost flights. (have/not travel)

3) If she ____ me nicely, I ____ shopping with her. (ask/go)

4) If you ____ the sink apart, you ____ the water out. (take/get)

5) If Mike ____ 300 euros to spend, he ____ a new smartphone. (have/buy)

6) If I ____ abroad, I ____ the local food so much. (live/miss)

7) If I ____ you, I ____ looking for a job right now. (be/start)

8) If Sam ____ president of the US, he ____ a terrific job. (be/do)

9) If I ____ a freelance job, I ____ around the world. (have/travel)

10) I ____ university by 2019 if I ____ this year. (finish/start)

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exercises  conditionals  type 3

1) If it (would have rained/had rained)  yesterday, we (had stayed/would have stayed)  at your house.

2) If Mary (had got/would have got)  to work earlier, she (had had/would have had)  time to finish the sales project.

3) The small grocer's (had closed/would have closed)  if everybody (would have preferred/had preferred)  the nearby hypermarket.

4) We (had visited/'d have visited)  the new museum if it (wouldn't have snowed/hadn't snowed) .

5) If you (had taken/would have taken)  the top off, you (had had got/would have got)  the petrol out.

6) If you (had walked/would have walked)  down that road, you ('d found/would have found)  the chemist.

7) The paella (hadn't burnt/wouldn't have burnt)  if you ('d turned down/turned down)  the heat.

8) If we (had left/would have left)  at lunchtime, we ('d been/'d have been) home in time to see the tennis match.

9) If Mary (hadn't have liked/hadn't liked)  the gift, John (had bought/would have bought)  something more expensive.

10) My son (would have finished/had finished)  college last year if he (had started/would have started)  in 2009.