Question

D. Expand the notes into sentences to form Conditional Sentences Type 1 or Type 2. 1. Barry, start studying! if/you/not finish/homework/you/not be allowed/go out/tonight 2. I wishi had loads of money. if/i/be/rich/i/buy/new/sports car 3. Don’t eat any more chocolate! if/you/eat/all that chocolate/you/get/sick 4. Why don’t you want to help your brother? if/he/can/do/that/alone/he/not ask for/your help 5. I don’t think that red dress suits you. if/i/be/you/i/buy/the blue one 6. Come on, guys. Let’s watch the new Indiana Jones film. Jack/not come/with us/cinema/unless/we/watch/Indiana Jones

Answer 1

1. Barry, start studying! If you don't finish homework, you won't be allowed to go out tonight.

2. I wish I had loads of money. If I were rich, I would buy a new sports car.

3. Don’t eat any more chocolate! If you eat all that chocolate, you'll get sick.

4. Why don’t you want to help your brother? If he could do that alone, he won't be asking for your help.

5. I don’t think that red dress suits you. If I were you, I'd buy the blue one.

6. Come on, guys. Let’s watch the new Indiana Jones film. Jack won't come to the cinema with us unless we watch Indiana Jones.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's expand the notes into sentences to form Conditional Sentences Type 1 or Type 2.

1. Barry, start studying! If you do not finish your homework, you will not be allowed to go out tonight.

2. I wish I had loads of money. If I were rich, I would buy a new sports car.

3. Don’t eat any more chocolate! If you eat all that chocolate, you will get sick.

4. Why don’t you want to help your brother? If he can do that alone, he will not ask for your help.

5. I don’t think that red dress suits you. If I were you, I would buy the blue one.

6. Come on, guys. Let’s watch the new Indiana Jones film. Jack will not come with us to the cinema unless we watch Indiana Jones.