5.2 Zero, First and Second Conditionals

1. If the sky is clear,

• [A] you will be able to see for miles.

2. Unless it rains,

• [D] I wouldn't be so stressed.

3. I always speak to my mum

• [G] if I have a problem.

4. If I had the chance,

• [F] I would go into space.

5. I get very hungry

• [B] if I don't eat breakfast.

6. If we didn't have the test tomorrow,

• [C] we'll go outside and look at the stars.

7. He won't listen to me

• [E] unless I shout at him.

8. If you revise for the test tomorrow,

• [H] you'll do well.

Complete the dialogue with the correct conditional form of the verbs in brackets.

• A: What would you do if you won (win) a lot of money?
• B: I don't know. I think I would give most of it to poor people and buy myself a telescope with the rest.
• A: Really? I wouldn't do that. I would travel around the world and never work.
• A: That would be boring. If I didn't work, I would get bored very quickly.
• B: Yes, I know. You're always so busy.
• A: I like being busy, I find it very stressful if I have nothing to do.
• B: I'm quite the opposite. For example, if it rains, I would stay in this afternoon and watch TV.
• A: Boring!
• B: No, it isn't. There's a good program about space I want to watch.
• A: That sounds interesting. Okay. If you watch it, I'll stay with you and watch it too.
• B: Really?