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--- englisch:conditional-sentences-tandem [05.03.2012 (14:28)] – retemirabile
+++ englisch:conditional-sentences-tandem [01.09.2025 (10:04)] (aktuell) – Externe Bearbeitung 127.0.0.1
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-====== Conditional sentences: tandem exercise ======
+====== Conditional sentences (tandem exercise) ======
-<note>Fill in the correct form of the verb.\\
-**Example**\\
+<note>
-|If we don’t give him enough food our dog ~ (to be) angry. |If we don’t give him enough food our dog **will be** angry |
+  * 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.
 </note>
 ^ 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 there was no school I **would be** glad. | 2 | If there was no school I ~ (to be) glad. |
+| 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 | If I get my pocket money tomorrow, I ~ (to buy) a new CD. | 3 | 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 | I will call you tomorrow, if I **have** enough time. | 4 | I will call you tomorrow, if I ~ (to have) enough time. |
+| 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 ~ (to come) home at five, if I get the early bus. | 5 | I **will come** home at five, if I get the early bus. |
+| 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 | It would be strange, if I **saw** an elephant in our classroom. | 6 | It would be strange, if I ~ (to see) an elephant in our classroom. |
+| 6 | I ~ (to sing), if there was no school tomorrow. | 6 | I **would sing**, if there was no school tomorrow. |
-| 7 | If we had snow, I ~ (not to ride) my bike to school. | 7 | If we had snow, I **wouldn’t ride** my bike to school. |
+| 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 you **prepare** well, you’ll get a good mark in the test. | 8 | If you ~ (to prepare) well, you’ll get a good mark in the test. |
+| 8 | If there was no school I **would be** glad. | 8 | If there was no school I ~ (to be) glad. |
-| 9 | I wouldn’t buy that t-shirt if I ~ (to be) you. | 9 | I wouldn’t buy that t-shirt if I **were** you. |
+| 9 | I will call you tomorrow, if I **have** enough time. | 9 | I will call you tomorrow, if I ~ (to have) enough time. |
-| 10 | I ~ (to sing), if there was no school tomorrow. | 10 | I **would sing**, if there was no school tomorrow. |
+| 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 I see you tomorrow I **will give** you back your CDs. | 11 | If I see you tomorrow I ~ (to give) you back your CDs. |
+| 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 | I ~ (to stay) in bed all day, if I was ill. | 12 | I **would stay** in bed all day, if I was ill. |
+| 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. |
+<div class="noprint">
+----
+[[:hinweise-tandem|Didaktische Hinweise]]
+</div>
-{{tag>english exercises grammar}}
+{{tag>english exercises grammar tandem folientraining}}