Conditional sentences (tandem exercise)

Fill in the correct form of the verb.
Have a look at the example in the first line of the table to understand how to do the exercise.

Conditional sentences		Conditional sentences
Example If we don’t give him enough food our dog ~ (to be) angry.		Example If we don’t give him enough food our dog will be angry
1	If I ~ (to be) you I would go to Toni’s birthday party.	1	If I were you I would go to Toni’s birthday party.
2	If I get my pocket money tomorrow, I ~ (to buy) a new CD.	2	If I get my pocket money tomorrow, I will buy a new CD.
3	I ~ (to come) home at five, if I get the early bus.	3	I will come home at five, if I get the early bus.
4	If we had snow, I ~ (not to ride) my bike to school.	4	If we had snow, I wouldn’t ride my bike to school.
5	I wouldn’t buy that t-shirt if I ~ (to be) you.	5	I wouldn’t buy that t-shirt if I were you.
6	I ~ (to sing), if there was no school tomorrow.	6	I would sing, if there was no school tomorrow.
7	I would stay in bed all day, if I was ill.	7	I ~ (to stay) in bed all day, if I was ill.
8	If there was no school I would be glad.	8	If there was no school I ~ (to be) glad.
9	I will call you tomorrow, if I have enough time.	9	I will call you tomorrow, if I ~ (to have) enough time.
10	It would be strange, if I saw an elephant in our classroom.	10	It would be strange, if I ~ (to see) an elephant in our classroom.
11	If you prepare well, you’ll get a good mark in the test.	11	If you ~ (to prepare) well, you’ll get a good mark in the test.
12	If I see you tomorrow I will give you back your CDs.	12	If I see you tomorrow I ~ (to give) you back your CDs.