1. Match the conditional sentences to the meanings.

1. If we wait for the sales, we'll probably get the same coat at a discounted price.

2. If you are fair-skinned, you get sunburnt more easily than someone with darker skin.

3. If she had kept the lemons in the fridge, they wouldn't have gone mouldy so quickly.

4. If I had to save all my money, I wouldn't have any fun at the weekend.

a. a situation that is always true

b. a possible situation in the future

c. an imaginary situation in the present or future

d. an imaginary situation in the past

2. Choose the correct options. (Chọn đáp án đúng.)

1. If Diane hadn't had singing lessons last year, she wouldn't be in the band now.

Diane had/ didn't have singing lessons last year.

She is / isn't in the band now.

2. If I enjoyed playing pool, I'd have met you at the pool hall last night.

I enjoy / don't enjoy playing pool.

I did / didn't meet you at the pool hall last night.

3. I wouldn't be able to afford to go on holiday if I'd forked out for a new laptop.

I forked out / didn't fork out for a new laptop.

I can / can't afford to go on holiday.

4. I might have asked Leah to dance if I wasn't so shy.

I am / 'm not shy.

I asked / didn't ask Leah to dance.

5. If I didn't like you, I wouldn't have invited you to the party.

I like / don't like you.

I invited/ didn’t invite you to the party.

3. Complete the dialogues with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

1.

Kylie: I could trust you if you weren't (be) so two-faced,

Aaron: Come on, Kylie! You know I didn't mean it. I was only joking.

2.

Alan: If Mr. Lancaster _____ (like) football, he might not have given us homework for tonight.

Vic: I know. Doesn't he realise it's the cup final?

3.

Allie: We wouldn't be in this situation now if you _____ (keep) quiet about what happened.

Eric: Well, it was your idea to skip class in the first place.

4.

Eve: I _____ (have) a D now too if I had copied your essay.

Ben: Oh come or, Eve! You only got a C, which is not much better.

5.

Anne: If you weren't so sweet, I _____ (leave) you a long time ago.

Matt: Thanks a lot! Is that a compliment or a threat?

4. Complete the sentences to express imaginary conditions and results. Use short forms where possible.

(Hoàn thành các câu sau để thể hiện những tình huống giả tưởng và kết quả. Dùng dạng rút gọn ở chỗ có thể.)

1. Harry had an accident - he's got his leg in plaster now.

If Harry (a) hadn't had an accident, (b) he wouldn’t have his leg in plaster now.

2. The photograph was airbrushed - the actor looks 10 years younger.

The actor (a) _____ 10 years younger if the photograph (b) _____.

3. Justine isn't eighteen - she can't apply for the vocal workshop without her parents' consent.

If Justine (a) _____ eighteen, she (b) _____ for the vocal workshop without her parents' consent.

4. Charles is scared of flying- we drove to the Alps.

We (a) _____ to the Alps if Charles (b) _____ seared of flying.

5. Nick had plastic surgery – he doesn’t have a nasty scar anymore.

Nick (a) _____ nasty scar if he (b) _____ plastic surgery.

6. Fran forgot her passport - she's not in Egypt now.

Fran (a) _____ in Egypt now if she (b) _____ her passport.

5. Complete the sentences using the prompts in brackets.

1. If Helen wasn't so gregarious, _____ (she / not meet) all her friends from camp last summer.

2. If _____ (Stewart / turn) at those traffic lights, he wouldn't be stuck in traffic now.

3. If you had dressed in warmer clothes, _____ (you / not be) ill now.

4. If _____ (I / pass) my driving test when I was eighteen, I wouldn't be on this bus now.

5. If _____ (he / not have) good eyesight, he wouldn't have seen the thief's face in the dim light.

6. If Daisy brushed her teeth properly, _____ (she / not spend) so much on dental treatment last week.