Question

1. If I ______ (have) more money, I would buy a car.

2. Is she ________ (work) on Saturday, she would need to take the bus.

3. If Dan played soccer, he _____ (need) special shoes.

4. I would study more often if I _____ (take) that class.

5. She _____ (drive) is she had a car.

6. If May ______ (go) to bed earlier, she would not be so tired in the morning.

7. If I could meet anyone, I _________ (meet) the Prime Minister.

8. I _______ (no, go) to that party if I were you.

9. If we ________ (meet) on Friday afternoons, we could leave early.

10. If the car worked, we __________ (can, drive).

Answer 1

Answer:

1. will have

2. will work

3. will need

4. will take

5. will drive

6. will go

7. will meet

8. would have not gone

9. met

10. could drive

Answer 2

1. If I had (have) more money, I would buy a car.

2. If she worked (work) on Saturday, she would need to take the bus.

3. If Dan played soccer, he would need (need) special shoes.

4. I would study more often if I took (take) that class.

5. She would drive (drive) if she had a car.

6. If May went (go) to bed earlier, she would not be so tired in the morning.

7. If I could meet anyone, I would meet (meet) the Prime Minister.

8. I wouldn't go (no, go) to that party if I were you.

9. If we met (meet) on Friday afternoons, we could leave early.

10. If the car worked, we could drive (can, drive).

1. For all the sentences we have used conditionals.
2. All the sentences talk about something that could have happened but did not. All the sentences use words like if, would, could.
3. Therefore, blanks are filled accordingly by using past form of the verb or would/could + present form of the verb.