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If grammar
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- 2. If I had money, I would buy a car. If they finished their homework, they could play soccer.
- 3. Do I really have money? Do they really finish their homework?
- 4. 1. If my friend asked me for money, I would lend it to her. 2. Tomas would be happier if he got a less stressful job. 3. Speaking in English would be easier if you practiced more frequently. After the IF, use ____________________ of the verb. In the other clause, use __________________.
- 5. NOTICE THAT YOU CAN START THESE SENTENCES WITH THE THE OR WITH : If Marta moved abroad, she would learn another language. Marta would learn another language if she moved abroad.
- 6. The world ______________ (be) a better place if everyone ______________ (help) others.
- 7. If we ____________ (have) more time and money, we ________________ (take) a vacation to Hawaii.
- 8. If he ________ (get) more exercise, I’m sure he ____________ (feel) healthier and happier.
- 9. Celia ______________ (do) better in school if she _____________ (sleep) more each night.
- 10. When making these kinds of conditional sentences, we use WERE, not was, for all subjects (including I, he, she). If I were you, I would buy that house. I would buy a mansion if I were wealthy.
- 11. If I _______ older, I __________. I _________ if I ______ a dog. LOOK AT THESE OTHER EXAMPLES; If I _______ a cat, I ____________.