Conditionals I, II

Choose the correct alternative in the sentences:

1.If you             [don't hurry, will hurry], you'll miss the train.

2. What      [can, will] I do if she refuses to listen to me?

3.His French won't improve even        [if, unless] he studies more.

4.If I           [had, will have] more time, I would take up tennis.

5.If I          [were, would be] in your position, I'd buy a new car.

6.if we're leaving soon, I       [will, would] get my coat.

Match these parts to make conditional sentences:

Choose the correct variant:

1.If we …            [will leave, leave, leaves] at 7 o’clock, we …             [will arrive, arrive, arrives]

2.If Bob …          [will get, get, gets] a good job, he …          [will buy, buy, buys] a new car.

3.If you …               [won't drink, don't drink, doesn't drink] wine, you …              [won't feel, don't feel, doesn't feel]sleepy.

4.The child …            [will start, start, starts] crying if the toy …            [will break, break, breaks].

5.We …         [will go, go, goes] to the beach if the weather …         [will be, is, be] sunny tomorrow.

6 If you …         [will be, are, is] more careful, you …            [won't make, makes, make] so many mistakes.