This document contains exercises on using conditional sentences. The first exercise has students complete conditional sentences by filling in missing verbs. The second exercise has students combine two sentences into a single conditional sentence and match it to a picture. The third exercise has students complete conditional sentences with their own ideas. The document provides practice with different types of conditional sentences.

1. FIRST CONDITIONAL
If it rains tomorrow, we won’t go to the beach.
ACTION RESULT
1. Complete the following sentences with a suitable verb and
then match them with a picture:
a) If Mary __________________ (spend) so much money on
presents, she _________________(save) anything and her husband
______________ (get) really angry.
b) The children ____________________(be) really happy if they
______________(have) a big birthday cake.
c) If Tom ______________ (not practice) more often, he
_________________ (not become) a professional golfer.
d) If the musicians _________________(play) well, the concert
______________ (be) a great success and the conductor _________
(feel) really proud of them.
e) Jeremy ___________________ (become) a rich man if his new
business ___________________ (succeed).
f) The bread __________________ (be) ready for dinner if you ____
___________ (not bake) it now.
2. Join the two sentences and then match with a suitable picture:
a. My uncle will be really angry
b. The children go to sleep
without complaining
c. If Joe drinks a hot cup of
coffee in the morning,
d. If Jake doesn’t train every
day,
e. He will definitely win the first
prize
f. If you want to listen to good
jazz music tonight
1. I will give you an invitation to
“Music Club”.
2. if I take his car without asking.
3. if I read the tale of “Red Riding
Hood” for them.
4. he starts his day with more
energy.
5. if he wears his Superman
disguise.
6. he won’t become a
professional boxer.
a. _____, b. ______, c. ______, d. ______, e. ______, f. ______
3. Complete the sentences with your own ideas:
a) If I have time this afternoon, i) I will phone you if…
b) If the weather is good tomorrow afternoon, j) My parents won’t let me go out if…
c) If I pass all my exams, k) I won’t pass my exams if…
d) If I don’t do my homework, l) I will watch a film if…
e) If my best friend doesn’t speak to me, m) I won’t feel comfortable if…
f) If I save enough money, n) I will argue with my best friend if…
g) If I can’t go out this weekend, o) I’ll buy new clothes if…
h) If I feel bored this evening, p) I won’t have lunch if…