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2. … January 2003.
3. … 14 October.
4. … Wednesday.
5. … 12.
6. … next week.
7. … the evening.
8. … night.
VI. Which time expressions from the box complete which sentence?
(Some of the expressions are suitable for more than one sentence). Do the
sentences and time expressions refer to the past, present or future? Put a
tick next to the sentence in the table.
ago – already – at the moment – before – last year – next month – now –
recently – since - soon – this week – yet – for two hours
Past Present Future
1. They left for America a decade …
2. Have you finished your project … ?
3. The company have … got the license?
4. It was just … Christmas.
5. I wonder whether he’s been writing … .
6. They will get married … .
7. I’m getting my diploma … .
8. Redundancy money does not last …… ever.
9. Calculators are … owned by a high percent-
age of school children.
VII. Combine these pairs of sentences using the first conditional, like this:
The dollar is devalued. Oil costs less. →
If the dollar is devalued, oil will cost less.
Real condition: If + S + Present Simple Verb Form,
Its Results: S + will + Indefinite Infinitive Form
1. It rains. I stay at home.
6. There is a good programme on TV. I watch it.
7. There is nothing in the fridge. We eat out.
8. We have enough money. We travel abroad.
9. You do not return my money. I sue you.
10. The Americans launch war in the Middle East. The oil price goes
down.
11. The oil price falls. Our economy does not get profit.
VIII. Combine these pairs of sentences in the second conditional, like this:
Prices of eight of the most traded commodities rise. Fall in demand is
modest. →
If prices of eight of the world’s most traded commodities rose, fall in de-
mand would be modest.
Unreal condition: If + S + Past Simple Verb Form,
Its Results: S + would + Simple Infinite Form
1. Our business flourishes. Our living standard rises.
2. We place a firm order with you. When can you deliver the goods?
3. They get an order there. It opens up a new market for them.
4. You agree to the terms and conditions. We send you our contract.
5. Demand for oil rises. The supply /demand relationship changes.
6. The Government does not impose Value Added Tax.
Welfare system has no source to protect the poor.
IX. Practise the forms of the third conditional combining these pairs of
sentences, like this:
There was a shortage of soya products. The price of vegetables oil rose. →
2. … January 2003. Real condition: If + S + Present Simple Verb Form,
3. … 14 October. Its Results: S + will + Indefinite Infinitive Form
4. … Wednesday.
5. … 12. 1. It rains. I stay at home.
6. … next week. 6. There is a good programme on TV. I watch it.
7. … the evening. 7. There is nothing in the fridge. We eat out.
8. … night. 8. We have enough money. We travel abroad.
9. You do not return my money. I sue you.
VI. Which time expressions from the box complete which sentence? 10. The Americans launch war in the Middle East. The oil price goes
(Some of the expressions are suitable for more than one sentence). Do the down.
sentences and time expressions refer to the past, present or future? Put a 11. The oil price falls. Our economy does not get profit.
tick next to the sentence in the table.
VIII. Combine these pairs of sentences in the second conditional, like this:
ago – already – at the moment – before – last year – next month – now –
recently – since - soon – this week – yet – for two hours Prices of eight of the most traded commodities rise. Fall in demand is
modest. →
If prices of eight of the world’s most traded commodities rose, fall in de-
Past Present Future mand would be modest.
1. They left for America a decade …
2. Have you finished your project … ? Unreal condition: If + S + Past Simple Verb Form,
3. The company have … got the license? Its Results: S + would + Simple Infinite Form
4. It was just … Christmas.
5. I wonder whether he’s been writing … .
6. They will get married … . 1. Our business flourishes. Our living standard rises.
7. I’m getting my diploma … . 2. We place a firm order with you. When can you deliver the goods?
8. Redundancy money does not last …… ever. 3. They get an order there. It opens up a new market for them.
9. Calculators are … owned by a high percent- 4. You agree to the terms and conditions. We send you our contract.
age of school children. 5. Demand for oil rises. The supply /demand relationship changes.
6. The Government does not impose Value Added Tax.
Welfare system has no source to protect the poor.
VII. Combine these pairs of sentences using the first conditional, like this:
IX. Practise the forms of the third conditional combining these pairs of
The dollar is devalued. Oil costs less. → sentences, like this:
If the dollar is devalued, oil will cost less.
There was a shortage of soya products. The price of vegetables oil rose. →
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