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Make the first, second, third, zero or mixed conditional
- If the bill is passed by both parliamentary houses, then it [will become/*becomes/would become] law. That's how the system works in this country.
- Shall we start the decorating at the weekend if we [had/*have/had had] no other plans?
- If you spill even something as innocuous as water on this fabric, it [*stains/will stain/stained].
- When you press the ‘record’ button, the green light [would come/*comes/will come] on.
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If you decide to use this motorway, you [needed/*’ll need/would need] change for the tolls.
- If the museum [will charge/*charges/would charge] for entry, a lot of people won’t be able to use it.
- Prawns [*are/were/will be] very risky to eat if they haven’t been kept at the right temperature.
- If you are unhappy with any of our operatives, we [*will replace/replace/would replace] them immediately.
- Use a power breaker when you mow the lawn in case you [*cut/will cut/would cut] the electric cord.
- If you’re taking some flowers to Julie, I [would take/*will take/take] some fruit.
- If the result of the test is negative, you ['d receive/*’ll receive/received] notification through the mail.
- Even if Sophie doesn’t like her parents-in-law, she [*keeps/kept/would keep] it to herself.
- If the form has been correctly completed, the transfer [will take/*takes/took/would take] only two days.
- You’re welcome to bring Jennifer as long as she [*doesn’t/didn't/won't] moan about her work all day.
- The organisers [*will respond/would respond/responded] positively to proposals if they are submitted by 10th June.
- If you were to listen more carefully, you [*might/are/must] understand a little more.
- We will not achieve the deadline unless you [*provide/will provide/had provided] all the resources we have requested.
- If I [was/*were/has been] you, I should try to see a consultant as soon as possible.
- After her husband’s death, Mrs Jenkins sold the house to her son on the condition that he [*lived/would live/lives] in it himself.
- When you press this key, the game starts, and when you click here, it [will stop/*stops/stopped].
- If he [*had waited/would have waited/waits] a bit longer, we would have given him the result.
- The King of Belgium didn’t attend the royal wedding. If he [was/has been/*had been] there, he would have witnessed a marvelous spectacle.
- If the company didn’t want to continue sponsoring us in the future, they [wouldn’t renew/*wouldn't have renewed/won't renew] our contract last week, would they?
- You should wear a face mask if you [*suffer/suffered/had suffered] from respiratory problems.
- The library computer can tell you whether you [*have/will have/had] any books out on loan or not.
- Unless you request next-day delivery, we [*will send/send/would send] the goods by normal first-class mail.
- If you [would use/*use/used] a very hot iron on nylon, it melts.
- What if the police [*found/find/had found] out? You're lucky they don't have any solid evidence.
- If the results of the customer survey are favourable, the supermarket [introduced/*will introduce/introduces] a new range of goods.
- If the authority [*had built/has built/build] new homes as planned, we would have fewer homeless people on our streets today.
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If she [*travels/will travel/travelled] abroad on business, she always phones me every evening.
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You will be awarded marks only if you [*try/will try/tried] to answer all the questions.
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Peter is allergic to dairy products. If he eats them, he [*gets/got/would get] red spots on his skin.
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The tourist industry might have suffered if the government [*had not stopped/did not stop/would not stop] releasing pollution levels in June.
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The company will be starting a recruitment drive if it [*receives/received/will receive] head office approval.
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But for your stupidity in the TV studio, our team [*would have won/would win/will win] the quiz!
- Shh! I’d be grateful [unless you made/*if you didn't make/as soon as you make] comments during the concert.
- Always take a basic medicine kit on holiday in case you [*fall ill/fell ill/will fall ill] .
- Even if they [will go down/*go down/went down] with flu after they’ve had the vaccination, it’s likely to be less serious.
- Those concerned by the long-term effects of global warming believe that the damage has been done, whether we [*take/will take/took] remedial steps now or not.