Forma Conditional sentence - type I. Only use the will-future in the main clauses Answer: If I go to the cinema, I will watch an interesting film. Do you need help? Conditional sentences - type I. If I (to study), I (to pass) the exams. If the Conditional sentences I - statements - Exercise. Newsletter; EFL/ESL Sites; Click havepaid paid would have paid. less if they. have had booked had booked would have booked. the tickets yesterday. If the students. had collected had collect collected. more empty bottles, they. could had would have had would have. more money for their class trip. Fillin the blanks with the correct verb form according to "Reduction of Conditionals" structure. 1. If Sam had enough money, he would change his car. enough money, he would change his car. 2. If he had lent me some money, I could have bought that house. me some money, I could have bought that house. 3. If you come early, we may have breakfast. Forma Conditional sentence — type 1. Mind the position of the if-clause. Conditional sentences — Type 1 — Negative Completethe sentences with the correct form of the verb in brackets. Use short forms where possible. Ashappens with conditional sentences, we use a comma when we begin the sentence with a time clause. But we don't use a comma if we put the time clause at the end of the sentence. When I am 65, I will retire. I will retire when I am 65. With present perfect. We can often use the present perfect after the time word. Paraphrasethe sentences as in the example to make Conditional sentence — type 2 or type 3. Do not use short forms. Mind the punctuation. Show example. 1. He does not know English, so he can not get a better job. If he knew English, he could get a better job. 2. She did not go to school yesterday, so she did not meet her friends there. 25qABiJ.

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