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If I were you... - English Grammar Lesson

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Conditionals - zero, first & second conditionals | ENGLISH GRAMMAR VIDEOS

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1. I (not use) your stereo, unless you (let) me. (type 1)
2. He said he it (do) provided that everybody (agree)
3. I (organize) the dinner party provided that everybody (collaborate) with a little money.(type 1)
4. (not shout) at the dog unless you (want) him to bite you.
5. You (not get) your cake unless you (wash) your hands. (type 1)
6. (keep) studying like that and you (not have) any problem with passing the exam.
7. (have/you) any problem with grammar, (not doubt) to write me an email.
8. They (start) the talks only on condition that the fire . (stop) (type 2)
9. You (can) to speak French if you (try) hard enough.(type 1)

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1. We (miss) the film if we (leave) soon.
2. You should study if you (not want) to fail the test.
3. If Dan (not leave) now he (be) late.
4. If he (not arrive) soon, I (go) without him.
5. We'll go on the trip tomorrow (if/unless) I have to work.
6. He hates to spend money, so he never buys anything (if/unless)it is cheap.
7. Hurry up! we leave now, the alarm . (ring)
8. The actor loves publicity. He - (come -use present simple for emphasis) to the show - (if/unless) the photographers are there.
9. If I (be) in a hurry I - (will take) a taxi.
10. If you - (be) sick, (go) to a doctor.
11. If I (diet),I (lose) weight.
12. If you (remember) , (call) me tonight.
13. If you (study) more, you (pass) your exams. (use type 2)
14. She (travel) to Paris if she (have) money. (type 2)
15. If l (be) rich, I - (buy) an aeroplane.
16. If she - (not be) so ill, she - (would come) to all the parties.
17. I (not buy) that jacket, if I (be) you. (type 2)
18. They - (not be) so hungry at noon, if they - (eat) breakfast. (type 2)
19. lf you_ (go) to London,_ (see) a show.
20. If I - (be) rich, I - (can build) a mansion.

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conditionals and conjunctions - types 1,2 (2)

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1. We (miss) the film if we (leave) soon.2. You should study if you (not want) to fail the test.3. If Dan (not leave) now he (be) late.4. If he (not arrive) soon, I (go) without him. 5. We'll go on the trip tomorrow (if/unless) I have to work. 6.

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Write the verb in the correct form to make conditional sentences of the second type. Then press "Check".

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An exercise by Montse Morales for The English Learning Website.

Write the verb in the correct form to make conditional sentences of the second type. Then press "Check".

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Write the verb in the correct form to make conditional sentences of the second type. Then press "Check".

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Write the verb in the correct form. Then press “Check”.

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Rewrite the sentences putting the verbs in the correct tenses to make conditional type 2 sentences. Copy commas and full stops, too. Then press "Check".
If you need help, you can click on the "Hint" button to get a letter. To see the answer, click on the "Show Answer" button. Remember that you will lose points.

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Rewrite the sentences putting the verbs in the correct tenses to make conditional type 2 sentences. Copy commas and full stops, too. Then press "Check". If you need help, you can click on the "Hint" button to get a letter. To see the answer, click on the "Show Answer" button.

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(Complete the sentences using the appropriate tenses - Conditional sentences type 2.)

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conditionals exercise. Second conditional - activities

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English Exercises: Second conditional (type 2)

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conditionals exercise. 3 different exercises to practise second conditionals.
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English Exercises: If you didn´t do those things.

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conditionals exercise. A short video and some exercises to practise the conditional, type 2.

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English Exercises: The Second Conditional

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conditionals exercise. It´s an activity to practise the second conditional in a context. I hope you find it useful!

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There are twelve tenses in English grammar, four to describe events in the present, four to describe events in the past, and four to describe events in the future. They are:

The present tenses:
The Present Simple (I go)
The Present Continuous (I am going)
The Present Perfect (I have gone)
The Present Perfect Continuous (I have been going)

The past tenses:
The Past Simple (I went)
The Past Continuous (I was going)
The Past Perfect (I had gone)
The Past Perfect Continuous (I had been going)

The Future tenses:
The Future Simple (I will go)
The Future Continuous (I will be going)
The Future Perfect (I will have gone)
The Future Perfect Continuous (I will have been going)

However, you don't need to master all of these right away. The Future Perfect Continuous is very rare indeed! The four most common tenses are the Past Simple tense, the Present Simple tense, the Future Simple tense, and the Perfect Present tense.

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There are twelve tenses in English grammar, four to describe events in the present, four to describe events in the past, and four to describe events in the future.

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English Tenses - Learn English online with Preply

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Learn English online using our resources to quickly improve your English tenses skills. Find private tutors and resources that are just right for you.

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There are twelve tenses in English grammar, four to describe events in the present, four to describe events in the past, and four to describe events in the future. They are:

The present tenses:
The Present Simple (I go)
The Present Continuous (I am going)
The Present Perfect (I have gone)
The Present Perfect Continuous (I have been going)

The past tenses:
The Past Simple (I went)
The Past Continuous (I was going)
The Past Perfect (I had gone)
The Past Perfect Continuous (I had been going)

The Future tenses:
The Future Simple (I will go)
The Future Continuous (I will be going)
The Future Perfect (I will have gone)
The Future Perfect Continuous (I will have been going)

However, you don't need to master all of these right away. The Future Perfect Continuous is very rare indeed! The four most common tenses are the Past Simple tense, the Present Simple tense, the Future Simple tense, and the Perfect Present tense.

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There are twelve tenses in English grammar, four to describe events in the present, four to describe events in the past, and four to describe events in the future.

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There are twelve tenses in English grammar, four to describe events in the present, four to describe events in the past, and four to describe events in the future. They are:

The present tenses:
The Present Simple (I go)
The Present Continuous (I am going)
The Present Perfect (I have gone)
The Present Perfect Continuous (I have been going)

The past tenses:
The Past Simple (I went)
The Past Continuous (I was going)
The Past Perfect (I had gone)
The Past Perfect Continuous (I had been going)

The Future tenses:
The Future Simple (I will go)
The Future Continuous (I will be going)
The Future Perfect (I will have gone)
The Future Perfect Continuous (I will have been going)

However, you don't need to master all of these right away. The Future Perfect Continuous is very rare indeed! The four most common tenses are the Past Simple tense, the Present Simple tense, the Future Simple tense, and the Perfect Present tense.

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English Tenses - Learn English online with Preply

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Learn English online using our resources to quickly improve your English tenses skills. Find private tutors and resources that are just right for you.

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Conditional sentences II, Exercise - medium

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Conditional sentences, type II, Multiple choice exercise, Learning English

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Task No. 2033

Choose the correct phrases and form Conditional sentences – type II.

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Conditional sentences – type II

1. If Alex his old mobile, he a new mp3 player.

2. We to the party if it at 8 o'clock.

3. The boy on the Olympic team if he harder.

4. If you the red button, you the download.

5. If they old enough, they in the school basketball team.

6. Maria the text if her teacher the important sentences.

7. Joe better marks if he his grammar.

8. If we these cans, we rubbish.

9. If you your money at a bank, you commission.

10. If it during the night, I snowboarding the next morning.

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Conditional sentences II, Exercise - easy

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Conditional sentences, type II, if-clauses, Multiple choice exercise

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Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause.

Example:

Thomas (not/to buy) a new car if he (to win) 10,000 Euros.

Answer:

Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros. or
Thomas wouldn't buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros.

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Conditional sentences II - mixed with negations - Exercise

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Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause. Example: Thomas (not/to buy) a new car if he (to win) 10,000 Euros. Answer: Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros.

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Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause.

Example:

Thomas (not/to buy) a new car if he (to win) 10,000 Euros.

Answer:

Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros. or
Thomas wouldn't buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros.

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Conditional sentences II - mixed - Exercise

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Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause. Example: Thomas (not/to buy) a new car if he (to win) 10,000 Euros. Answer: Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 euros.

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Intermediate Grammar | First & Second Conditional Exercise | esl-lounge Student