Nama : Maryati

NIM : 201815
Tugas : B.Inggris

A. Underline the right word in the bracket to form the correct

conditional type I

1. I (lend / lends / will lend) you my laptop if you (promise / promises / will
promise) to becareful with it.
2. If you (repair / repairs / will repair) my computer, I (help / helps / will
help) you with your work.
3. The policeman (tell / tells / will tell) you the way if you (ask / asks / will
ask) him.
4. It (be / is / will be) too hot if we (travel / travels / will travel) to Greece in
August.
5. If it (snow / snows / will snow) in the Alps, it (rain / rains / will rain) in
Munich.
6. If you (add / adds / will add) some tomatoes, the sauce (taste / tastes /
will taste) much better.
7. If you (be / are / will be) ill, .... you .... (do - see / does - see / will - see)
a doctor?

B. Change the verb in the bracket into the correct verb form of
conditional type II
1. If I (to be) were a bird, I (fly) would fly high to the sky.
2. I (not - do) wouldn't do that if I (to be) were you.
3. What you (do) does if you (have) would have a lot of money?

C. Form into the right conditional type III

1. If it (not/ start) had not started to rain, we (walk) would have walked
to the museum.
2. If she (take) had taken the bus, she (not / arrive) would not have
arrived on time.
3. If you (study) had studied for the test, you (pass) would have passed
it.
4. We (get) had gone lost if we (forget) would forgotten the town map.

D. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct type of the Conditional
tenses!
1. If you (to have a shower) in the mornings, you (to be) fresher. - type I
> if you have a shower in the mornings, you will be fresher.
2. If I (to come) home earlier, I (to prepare) dinner. - type II
> if I came home earlier I would preapare dinner.
3. If we (to go) to Tanah Abang, we (to buy) some clothes. - type I
> If we go to Tanah Abang, we will buy some clothes.
4. If I (to go) to campus, I (to meet) my classmates. - type I
> If I go to campus, I will meet my classmates.
5. If Tono and Toni (to be) older, they (to play) in our footballl team. - type
II
> If Tono and Toni were older, they will play in our football team.
6. If he (to be) my friend, I (to invite) him to my wedding party. - type III
> if the were my friend, I will invite him to my wedding party.
7. If James (to study) harder, she (to be) better at school. - type II
> if James study harder, she would better at school.
8. I they (to study) harder, they (to pass) the exam. - type III
> if they studied harder, they would have passed the exam.
9. If they (to have) enough money, they (to buy) a new car. - type II
> if they have enough money, they would buy a new car.
10. If you (to do) an over time, you (to earn) a little extra money. - type III
>if you do on over time, you would have earen a little extra money.
11. If Michael (to get) more pocket money, he (to ask) Michelle out for
dinner. type II
 >if Michael get more pocket money, he will ask Michelle out for
dinner.
12. If we (to win) the lottery, we (to fly) around the world type II
> if we win the lottery, we would fly around the world.
13. If I (to meet) Brad Pitt, I (to ask) for his signature. type III
> if I met brad Pitt, I would have asked for his signature.
14. If you (to drink) coffee a lot, you (not - to sleep) well.tonight - zero
conditional
> if you drink coffee a lot, you don’t sleep well tonight.
15. If I (to study) harder at school I (to have) a better job now. - mixed
type conditional
> if I study harder at school, I would have a better job now.