If clauses type 1- exercises

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If clauses type 1- exercises

If clause type 1: If-clause = Simple Present.

Main clause: Main clause = will + infinitive.

If clause type 1: Situations that can really happen at present or in future (real).

If clause type 1	If the game is good,	I will play it.
If clause type 1	I will play the game	if it is good.

If clause type 1: Fill in the correct form of the verb.

1. He the postcard if she sends it today. (get)

2. If I my pocket money, I will buy the new DVD. (save)

3. You will pass your exam if you hard. (work)

4. He if you wait. (come)

5. If he quietly, they will not hear him. (talk)

1. He the postcard if she sends it today. (get)

2. If I my pocket money, I will buy the new DVD. (save)

3. You will pass your exam if you hard. (work)

4. He if you wait. (come)

5. If he quietly, they will not hear him. (talk)

1. If Ben goes to the cinema, he his friends. (see)

2. If the classroom door is open, the pupils in. (go)

3. If air warmer, it will rise. (get)

4. She will come to your party if you her. (invite)

5. She you the ticket if you give her the money. (give)

1. Somebody if you the bell. (come/ring)

2. They ill if they that water. (be/drink)

3. If a beggar you for money, you him any? (ask/give)

4. I if I nothing to do. (come/have)

5. He by midday if he at once. (arrive/start)

1. You the train if you earlier. (catch/leave)

2. If it fine, I for a swim. (be/go)

3. What you if you Jake? (do/meet)

4. If you your homework, the teacher happy. (do/be)

5. If the reporter photos, she him for them. (take/ask)

6. The girl an umbrella if it. (take/rain)

7. If we the DLR, it quicker. (take/be)

8. The Tube fast if you so much time. (be/not have)

9. you the presentation if I you a CD? (copy/give)

10. If Ben time, he the invitations. (have/write)

If clauses type 2

Situations will probably never happen at present or in future (unreal).

Type 2: Example:

If clause - Simple Past If I lived in Australia,

Main clause: would + infinitive I would be a sheep farmer.

If clauses type 2: Fill in the correct form of the verb (simple past).

1. The streets would be wet if it. (rain)

2. If Jake and Emma late, they would send a text message. (be)

3. I would be very sad if I my mobile. (lose)

4. The teacher would help me if he time. (have)

5. If he in the river, he would swim. (fall)

1. If I was/were you, I this offer. (accept)

2. It nice if you came to the party on Saturday. (be)

3. If the sun shone, everybody happy. (be)

4. If the shoes were too big, I them back. (take)

5. The teacher us a map if we didn´t have one. (give)

1. If you me your mobile, I him for you. (give/call)

2. I for a new house if I a new job. (look/get)

3. If I him, I at the Job Centre. (be/ask)

4. It nice if you football on Monday (be/play).0

5. If you an umbrella, you wet. (take/not get) (short form)

1. If he at once, he there by midday. (start/arrive)

2. Tom sick if he all those chocolates. (be/eat)

3. If I my glasses, I able to read. (lose/not be) (short form)

4. You ill if you your jacket. (become/forget)

5. If the weather colder, I a new coat. (get/buy)

If clauses type 3 - exercises

Situations that did not happen in the past.

If clause Past Perfect If I had had nothing to do,

Main clause would + have + Past Participle I would have come.

If clauses type 3: Fill in the correct form of the verb.

1. If you a taxi, you would have caught the train. (take)

2. I would have come if I nothing to do. (have)

3. The pupils the bus if they hadn´t left early. (miss)

4. If the friends to the cafe, they would haveeaten pizzas. (go)

5. If I enough money, I would have bought that mobile. (have)

1. I to him if he had written to me. (write)

2. If Dad had been a pilot, he me with him. (take)

3. My uncle able to help us if hehad been here. (be)

4. She the answer if she hadn´t read the text message. (not know) (short form der Verneinung)

5. The man would never have found the house if he a policeman. (not ask) (lange Form der Verneinung)

1. It better if you the blue T-shirt. (be/wear)

2. Mum a cake if she any eggs. (bake/have)

3. If the weather good, the kids to school. (be/cycle)

4. Emma her sister a story if she awake. (read/be)

5. Emma the Browns if they on holiday. (invite/not go)

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