Models: First conditional: If it rains I will take an umbrella. Second conditional: If I won the lottery I would buy a sports car. Key point: first conditional for likely events, second conditional for possible but unlikely events. Complete using the verb in brackets in the correct form.

Hmm. Seems too difficult. Is there an easier langauge to learn?

If it snows I ______ snow chains on my car. (put)

She will be late if she ______ her train. (miss)

If he _______ his keys he would need to call a locksmith. (lose)

They ______ happy if they won the lottery. (be)

The zookeeper would be worried if the lion ______. (escape)

If we ______ late, we will miss the show. (be)

If you see James, ____ him I want to see him. (tell)

The meeting ______ if the director is not available. (postpone) (hint: passive)

If the price of designer handbags comes down I ______ one. (buy)