1st and 2nd Conditionals

If you ___ free tonight, we can go out for a drink, or to the cinema.

If I ___  him, I'll give him the message. 

We ___  if we had the money.

Would you mind if I ___  the window? It's really hot in here. 

Where would you go if you ___  anywhere in the world? 

We won't get  there on time if we ___  the bus.

If she ___  more time, she will learn  to play the guitar.

If she ___  harder, she will get  better marks.

If you need the car in the afternoon, I ___ shopping in the morning.

If I ___ you, I would not know what to do.

If Pam ___ to the beach, she will swim in the sea.

You'll catch a cold if you ___ a coat.

If you drink more of this sweet lemonade, you ___ sick.

If it ___, I will stay at home.

If they had enough money, they ___ a new car.

If I ___ you, I would invite Jack to the party.

Walter will help his mother in the garden if she ___ him a story this evening.

If you lived in Norway, ___ in the sea?

If you ___ more exercise, you would be healthier.

He ___ to university if he doesn't do well in his exams.

I won't buy the camera if it ___ very expensive.

If we ___ the final, we would get a trophy.

You'll be sick ___ you stop eating.

You cannot go into bars ___ you are over 18.