Expression - Simple dialogue

Tok tok tok

Fertin    : “Good morning, anybody home?”

Adi         : “Assalamu’alaikum.”

Novita : “Rian...rian.”

Rian       : “Ya.. wait.”

                After Rian open the door.

Rian       : “Please come in.”

Fertin, adi, novita : “thank you”

Fertin    : “Hai Rian.”

Rian       : “Hai.”

Fertin    : “How’s your leg rian?”

Rian       : “Thank godness, It’s getting better.”

Adi         : “(touch the leg) is it hurt?”

Rian       : “Oh, don’t touch it! It hurts so much.”

Adi         : “I’m sorry.”

Novita  : “How you can get it?”

Rian       : “It’s a long story. I fell down, when I played futsal.”

Novita  : “I know your feeling!”

Rian       : “Thank you.”

Fertin    : “Rian, to make it better, how about if we are go to the cinema?”

Adi         : “Yeah, I think that’s good idea. Come on Rian.”

Novita  : “Yeah, Rian, there are good movie in there.”

Rian       : “ It’s really good idea! ok! But before that, will you drive me to the hospital for check up my leg?”

Fertin    : “OK. When will we go?”

Novita  : “How about 10 a.m. the movie will start at 02.00 p.m.”

Rian       : “OK.”

Adi         : “Ok rian, we must go now. See you at 10.00 a.m. in your house. Bye.”

Rian       : “Bye.”

Conditional sentences exercise

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Exercise

Complete the Conditional Sentences Type I.

1.      If Caroline and Sue prepare the salad, Phil (to decorate) will decorate the house.

2.      If Sue cuts the onions for the salad, Caroline (to peel) will peel the mushrooms.

3.      Jane will hover the sitting room if Aaron and Tim (to move) move the furniture.

4.      If Bob tidies up the kitchen, Anita (to clean) will clean the toilet.

5.      Elaine will buy the drinks if somebody (to help) helps her carry the bottles.

6.      If Alan and Rebecca organize the food, Mary and Conor (to make)  will make the sandwiches.

7.      If Bob looks after the barbecue, Sue (to let) will let the guests in.

8.      Frank will play the DJ if the others (to bring) bring along their CDs.

9.  Alan will mix the drinks if Jane (to give) gives him some of her cocktail recipes.

If they all do their best, the party (to be) will be great.

Exercise

Complete the Conditional Sentences Type II.

1.      If I (to come) came  home earlier, I (to prepare) would prepare dinner.

2.      If we (to live) lived in Rome, Francesco (to visit) would visit us.

3.      If Tim and Tom (to be) were, they (to play) would play in our hockey team.

4.      If he (to be) was  my friend, I (to invite) would invite him to my birthday party.

5.      If Susan (to study) studied harder, she (to be) would be better at school.

6.      If they (to have) had enough money, they (to buy) would buy a new car.

7.      If you (to do) did a paper round, you (to earn) would earn a little extra money.

8.     If Michael (to get) got more pocket money, he (to ask) would ask Doris out for dinner.

9.      If we (to hurry) hurried  we (to catch) would catch the bus

10.   If it (to rain) rained, Nina (to take) would take an umbrella with her.

Exercises

Complete the Conditional Sentences Type III

1.         If Oliver (find) had found money, he (not / to keep) would not have kept it.

2.         If they (not / to wear) had not worn pullovers in the mountains, it (to be) would have been too cold during the night.

3.         If Tony (to know) had known her phone number, he(not/to give) would have given it to Frank.

4.         If we (not/to visit) had not visited this museum, you (not/to write) would not have written a good report.

5.         If it (not/to be) had not been so late, we (to play) would have played a game of chess.

6.         If Jeff (not / to like) had not liked Jessica, he (not/to buy) would have bought her an ice-cream.

7.         If I (to be) had been you, I (not / to go) would not have gone to Eric's party.

8.         If you (to drop) had dropped this bottle, it (not / to break) would not have broken

9.         If she (not/to bully) had not bullied her classmates, she (to have) would have had more friends.

10.     If he (not / to print) had not printed the document, I (not / to correct) would not have corrected it.

Conditional Sentences

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Conditional sentences type 1            

The form :   if        +        Simple Present ,     Simple Future

If you get good score in the final test, I will give you a gift

If you eat this food, you will be a clever person

If they are the winner, they will be so famous

If we are success in this experiment, I will known as inventor

If I do this task well, I will get a good score

Conditional sentences type 2

The form :   if   +   Simple Past        ,  Simple Past Future

If I got her phone number, I would call her

If I took the money, I would get punishment

If I studied harder, I would get the first rank in the class

If I ate this pizza, I would make my brother sad

If I found her, I would invite her to my house

Conditional sentences type 3

The form :   if + Past Perfect , Conditional II   (= would + have + Past Participle)

If I had read this book, I would have been able to answer the question

If she had written the letter, she would have sent it

If I had bought that goods, she would have been happy

Mam mimi would have given me a good score if I had done the task well

My mom would have given me punishment if I had done a bad activity