a) Put the verbs in the right forms:
 1. If you say (say) that again, I´ll scream (scream).
 2. I will be  surprised if she manages to sell the car.
 3. If the boys come to supper, I ‘ll cook the chicken breasts.
 4. I ‘ll need some money if we go out tonight.
 5. I ‘ll miss you if we move to Wales.
 6. If you wash up I’ll dry.


b)         They would be rather offended if I didn´t go to see them. (not/go)
 1. If you took more exercise, you would feel better.
 2. If I was offered the job, I think I ‘d take it.
 3. I´m sure she will lend you the money. I´d be very surprised if she refused.
 4. If I sold my car, I woudn’t get much money for it.
 5. A lot of people would be out of work if the factory closed down.


d)         I didn´t know you were in hospital. If I´d known (I/know), I would have gone (I/go) to
visit you.
 1. Ken got to the station in time to catch his train. If he had missed it, he would have been late
for his interview.
 2. It´s good that you reminded me about Ann´s birthday. I would have forgotten  if  you had not
reminded me.
 3. Unfortunately, I didn´t have my address book with me when I was in New York. If I had had your
address, I would have sent you a postcard.
 4. A: How was your holiday? Did you have a nice time? B: It was OK, but I would have enjoyed it
more if the weather had been better .