Question

Put the verbs into the correct tense to form conditionals. 1 If Steve ..... (check) the weather forecast, he wouldn't have decided to go sailing. 2. If I hadn't seen wok racing on TV, 1.............. .........(not/know) about it. 3 They ......... (hurt) themselves unless they watch out for the rocks. .....(put) some salt on your icy steps if I were you. 5 If I were you, I ..... .......... (hire) a ski instructor to help me learn how to ski. ..... (listen) to you, I wouldn't have hurt myself ice climbing. 7 If Sue ................... (have) a lot of money, she would buy her own yacht. 8 If you mix white and red, you (get) pink. 9 Whenever Marta fties in a plane, she ....... (feel) sick. 10 If the campers....... (not/build) a fire, they'll get cold.

Answer 1

1 If Steve had checked the weather  forecast, he wouldn't have decided to go  sailing.

2 If I hadn't seen wok racing on TV, I wouldn't have known about it.

3 They will hurt themselves unless  they watch out for the rocks.

4 I would put some salt  on your icy steps if I were you.

5 If I were you, I would hire  a ski instructor to help me learn how to ski.

6 If I had listened to you,  I wouldn't have hurt myself ice climbing.

7 If Sue had a lot of money,  she would buy her own yacht.

8 If you mix white and red, you  get pink.

9 Whenever Marta flies in a plane, she  feels sick.

10 If the campers don't build a fire, they'll get cold.

Answer 2

It seems like you're asking to fill in the correct verb forms to complete the given conditional sentences. Let's complete them:

1. If Steve had checked the weather forecast, he wouldn't have decided to go sailing. 2. If I hadn't seen wok racing on TV, I would not have known about it. 3. They will hurt themselves unless they watch out for the rocks. I'd put some salt on your icy steps if I were you. 4. If I were you, I would hire a ski instructor to help me learn how to ski. Had I listened to you, I wouldn't have hurt myself ice climbing. 5. If Sue had a lot of money, she would buy her own yacht. 6. If you mix white and red, you get pink. 7. Whenever Marta flies in a plane, she feels sick. 8. If the campers do not build a fire, they'll get cold.

These sentences show various forms of conditionals using different tenses (past, present, and future) to express hypothetical or probable situations.