Question

Complete the following sentences, using the suggested verb and choosing the correct conditional. Suggested answers are given below. If you practice your English often, (to improve) If I looked like him, (to be) If we had taken the earlier train, (to arrive) If it rains on their wedding day, (to cancel) If you read this English book, (to learn) If she had practiced speaking, (to pass) If they cheated in the test, (to report) If you eat too much chocolate, (to get) If I take more classes, (to do) If the motorway had been less busy, (to get) If you look at the picture closely, (to see) If he had asked me for the pen, (to give)

Answer 1

If you practice your English often, it will improve.
If I looked like him, would be smart.
If we had taken the earlier train, we would have arrived in time.
If it rains on their wedding day, they will cancel it.
If you read this English book, you will learn a lot.
If she had practiced speaking, she would have passed the exam.
If they cheated in the test, it would be reported.
If you eat too much chocolate, you'll get fat.
If I take more classes, I'll do better.
If the motorway had been less busy, they wouldn't have got in the accident.
If you look at the picture closely, you'll see the difference.
If he had asked me for the pen, I would have given it to him.

Answer 2

Here are the completed sentences using the correct conditional forms:

1. If you practice your English often, you will improve. 2. If I looked like him, I would be happy. 3. If we had taken the earlier train, we would have arrived on time. 4. If it rains on their wedding day, they will have to cancel the outdoor ceremony. 5. If you read this English book, you will learn new vocabulary. 6. If she had practiced speaking, she would have passed the test. 7. If they cheated in the test, they should be reported to the teacher. 8. If you eat too much chocolate, you will get a stomachache. 9. If I take more classes, I will be able to learn new skills. 10. If the motorway had been less busy, we would have gotten to our destination faster. 11. If you look at the picture closely, you will see hidden details. 12. If he had asked me for the pen, I would have given it to him.

Remember that the correct conditional form depends on the context and the intended meaning of the sentence.