(not hear from her tomorrow), I will call the police. - If I don't hear from her tomorrow, I will call the police. (First) , If water reaches 100 degrees, (boil) - If water reaches 100 degrees, it boils. (Zero), When Hannah is sick = (sleep all day) - When Hannah is sick, she sleeps all day. (Zero), If people ... too much, they ... weight. (eat,gain) - If people eat too much, they gain weight. (Zero), If you ... (touch) fire, you ... (get burnt). - If you touch fire, you get burnt. (Zero), Snakes ... (bite) if they ... (be) scared. - Snakes bite if they are scared. (Zero), I won't go to the park if (rain) - I won't go to the park if it rains. (First), If I finish my homework, I (go) to the party tonight. - If I finish my homework, i will go to the party tonight. (First), If I see her, i (tell) her. - If I see her, I'll tell her. (First), Arsenal will be top of the league if they (win) - Arsenal will be top of the league if they win. (First), If she (explain) the problem to her teacher, he will help her. - If she explains the problem to her teacher, he will help her. (First), We'll be late for the film if we (not hurry up) - We'll be late for the film if we don't hurry up. (First), I imagine I don't need money and I work less. - If I didn't need money, I'd work less. (Second), What (say) if he asked you out on a date? - What would you say if he asked you out on a date? (Second), I imagine I have time and I study English every day. - If I had time, I would study English every day. (Second), We imagine we have a garden and we can have a cat. - If we had a garden, we could have a cat. (Second), I imagine I win the lottery and I buy a big house in the countryside. - If I won the lottery, I would buy a big house in the countryside. (Second), I didn't win the lottery, so I didn't buy the house that was on sale last year. - If I had won the lottery, I would have bought the house that was on sale last year. (Third), I didn't know, so I didn't wear something nicer. - If I'd known, I would have worn something nicer. (Third), You didn't tell me, so I don't remember now. - I would remember if you had told me. (Mixed), I overslept, so I missed the bus. - If I hadn't overslept, I wouldn't have missed the bus. (Third), I didn't see him, so I didn't ask him to come over. - If I had seen him, I would've asked him to come over. (Third), He didn't apply for the job, so he doesn't work here now. - If he had applied for the job, he would be working here. (Mixed), They didn't tell me, so I wasn't able to help them. - I would have been able to help them if they had told me. (Third), I wish (Jason tell me). - I wish Jason had told me. (Third), We didn't take a taxi, so we missed the plane. - If we had taken a taxi, we wouldn't have missed the plane. (Third), We fought for our relationship, so we're together now. - If we hadn't fought for our relationship, we wouldn't be together. (Mixed), He is such an idiot, so they didn't invite him to the party yesterday. - If he wasn't such an idiot, they would have invited him to the party. (Mixed), You didn't take a map and now we're lost. - If you had taken a map, we wouldn't be lost. (Mixed), He loves you and that's why he married you last year. - If he didn't love you, he wouldn't have married you. (Mixed), I don't have more time and that's why I didn't see you last night. - If I had more time, I would have seen you last night. (Mixed), You didn't accept that job they offered you, so you're not miserable now. - If you had accepted that job, you would be miserable now. (Mixed), I'm afraid of flying, so we didn't travel by plane. - If I wasn't afraid of flying, we would have travelled by plane. (Mixed),

Conditionals (Zero, First, Second, Third, Mixed I & II)

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