An exercise in the construction of the 4 conditional sentences.

1. Conditionals
exercise

2. compose conditional sentences (sometimes more than one is possible)
I [call] you if I [be] late.
What [do] if you [be] me?
What [she do] if she [be] there?
If I [have] the correct change, I [give] it to you.
What [happen] if I [press] this button?
If she [like] your cooking, I [eat] my hat.
We [go] out as soon as the sun [go] down.
If you [invite] me, I [come].
We [clean] the house before your parents [arrive] home.
Argentina [win] if De Maria [play].
If she [work] for a living, she [understand].

3. translate
I will call you if I am late.
What would you do if you were me?
What would she have done if she had been there?
If I had the correct change, I would give it to you.
What happens if I press this button?
If she likes your cooking, I will eat my hat.
We will go out as soon as the sun goes down.
If you had invited me, I would have come.
We will clean the house before your parents arrive home.
Argentina would have won if De Maria had played.
If she worked for a living, she would understand.

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