Put the verb in brackets into the correct tense:

(NO ABREVIAR, RESPONDER EN MINÚSCULA Y SIN PUNTO AL FINAL)

If you pass your exam, we ___ (have) a celebration.

(First Conditional)

If Marie and Paul (study) more, they would have passed the exam. (Third conditional).

If he had studied more, he ____ the test.

(Third conditional)

Utilizamos el verbo modal might para expresar obligación o deber.

If she ____ harder last year, she would have passed the exam.

(Third Conditional)

(Second conditional)

If José (not speak) good French, he wouldn't move to Paris.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses:

(NO ABREVIAR, RESPONDER EN MINÚSCULA Y SIN PUNTO AL FINAL)

If you heat water to 100°C, it ____ (turn) into steam.

(Zero conditional)

You’ll get sick if you ____ too much junk food.

First Conditional

Escribe en inglés la traducción del conector "a no ser que":

We use the second conditional for improbable situations.