First and Second Conditionals — Exercise 3
To make first or second conditional sentences, fill in the blanks with the verbs in brackets in the present or past tense, or with will, won't, would, or wouldn't.
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Emma: If the weather (be) nice this weekend, we will go hiking in the mountains. Daniel: That sounds great. If I (have) more free weekends, I would join you more often. Emma: Well, if you (finish) your project early tomorrow, you will have more time. Daniel: True. If my boss (give) me fewer deadlines, I would feel less stressed. Emma: If we (leave) early in the morning, we will avoid the traffic. Daniel: Yes, and if I (be) better at planning, I wouldn’t forget important things. Emma: Don’t worry. If you (bring) some snacks, I will prepare the drinks. Daniel: Deal. If we (live) closer to the mountains, we would go there every weekend. Emma: Definitely. And if more people (use) public transport, the roads would be less crowded. Daniel: That’s true. If everything (go) well tomorrow, we will have a perfect trip.
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