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Read the following sentences and decide whether they use Zero conditional (Z), First conditional (F), or Second conditional (S).
1. If a plant receives enough sunlight and water, it produces glucose through photosynthesis.
2. She'll have a relaxing weekend if she finishes the project by Friday.
3. I would start my own company if I became a millionare.
Read the following sentences and decide whether they are Improbable (I), Possible (P) or Factual (F).
1. If Mr. Anderson were here, he would deal with this problem in no time.
2. If you put water into a freezer, it turns into ice.
3. He might get a promotion if he works hard this year.
Read the following sentences and decide whether they express an Ability (A), Permission (P), Advice (V), Possibility (B) or Necessity (N).
1. If you finish your work early, you can play games for as long as you want.
2. I wouldn't make any big decisions yet if I were you.
3. He must study hard if he wants to pass the exam.
4. If she saves enough money, she might be able to travel around the world next year.
5. She can complete the project faster if she really focuses on it.
If you heat steel at 1370°C, it _________ to melt.
You _________ hurt your back if you keep hunching over like that.
I would major in engineering if my parents _________ me to.
What _________ if you were offered the job?
The match may be postponed if it _________ tomorrow.
If we _________ a block of ice out of the freezer, it _________.
Unless new technologies _________ invented to reduce pollution, people will keep suffering.
Allie _________ the team efficiently if she _________ here, but she's in Bali now.
It's too bad that I don't have much money. If I _________ money to get the materials, I _________ a new type of sustainable lightbulb.
If you _________ to understand the history of electricity, you _________ about Edison's invention of the lightbulb.
We _________ the city before heading to the airport if we have enough time.
If my aunt has time, she would visit my grandparents more often, but she's too busy nowadays.
The next generation of lightbulbs might not be energy-efficient unless governments don't support innovative projects.
I couldn't do any research if the internet is down.
Write the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Unless governments (invest) in innovative projects, many important scientific discoveries may never reach the public.
Write the correct form of the verb in brackets.
Iron (rust) if it (be) exposed to moisture.
Write the correct form of the verb in brackets.
My brother (watch) the football match if he (have) a ticket, but he can't afford one.
If / there / be / more / 24 hours / day / I / spend / more time / sleep.
If / you / not / put / food / refridgerator / it / spoil / faster.
He / not / have / secure password / his / profile / hack.
Unless she focuses on her work, she can't leave the office early.
I advise you not to spend all your savings on that car.
We can't get on the plane yet because of technical problems.
They won't release the new phone if the production isn't completed on time.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. No more than FOUR WORDS in each blank.
You won't succeed unless you put in more effort.
→ If you , you will succeed.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. No more than FOUR WORDS in each blank.
You should consider moving to a new city for better opportunities.
→ If I , I to a new city for better opportunities.
Rewrite the sentence and keep it the same meaning as the first one. No more than FOUR WORDS in each blank.
She doesn't understand math well, so she can't help you.
→ If she well, she you.
