12 de abr. de 2013
I - Complete with the correct verb tense:
1. We will walk (to walk) to the town if the sun shines (to shine) tomorrow.
2. If he has (to have) a temperature, he will see (to see) the doctor. (can, may, might see)
3. I would be (to be) very happy if my friends came (to come) to may party, but they can't come!
4. We always visit (to visit) the museums when we travel (to travel) to London.
5. If you wear (to wear) sandals in the mountains, you will slip (to slip) on the rocks.
6. If Rita forgets (to forgot) her homework, the teacher will give (to give) her a low mark.
7. When they go (to go) to the disco, they listen (to listen) to loud music.
8. If you wait (to wait) a minute. I will ask (to ask) my parents. (can, may ask)
9. If we cycle (to cycle) to Dresden, it will be a fantastic trip.
10. I will miss (to miss) the school bus if I don't get up early.
11. Harriet would stay longer in Vienna if she had (to have) more time.
12. She would help (to help) the people in Peru if she bought her coffee beans in this shop.
13. If I don't see Claire today, I will phone (to phone) her this evening.
14. If Carlos goes (to go) sailing, he'll need a life-jacket.
15. If my brother parked (to park) his car here, the traffic warden would give him a ticket.
16. You'll catch a cold if you don't wear (to wear - not) a pullover.
17. If you drink more of this sweet lemonade, you will get (to get) sick.
18. If Marcus sings under the shower, I will turn up (to turn up) the radio up to full volume.
19. If you wash (to wash) the dishes, I will cook (to cook) dinner tonight.
20. If my dad would have (to have) time next week, we painted (to paint) my room.
21. You (to learn) will learn a lot about American history if you (to visit) visit the exhabition.
22. If the weather (to be / not) be not too bad tomorrow, we (to play) will play golf.
23. We (to get / not) don't get there on time if we (to catch / not) don't catch the bus.
24. If I (to have) had more time, I (to learn) would learn to play the guitar.
25. If she (to study) studies harder, she (to get) will get better marks.
26. If we (to know) knew more about history, we (to be / not) wouldn't be afraid of the test.
27. I (to go) would go jogging with Tom and Sue if they (to be) were here this week.
28. It (to surprise) would surprise me if she (to help / not) didn't help you.
29. If you need the car in the afternoon, I would go (to go) shopping in the morning.
30. If I wore (to wear) a hat, I would look like an old woman.
31. I'll buy this bag if they sold (to sell) it in blue.
32. She wouldn't play cash if she had (to have) a credit card.
33. If I didn't have you, I wouldn't know (to know / not) what to do.
*Créditos: Letícia Yukare
