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Billy, you ............. late, if you ............ leave now. 

But, Mum, if we ........... , I ........... switch off the computer and I’m downloading something.

If you always .......... late, you ............ anything.

I ......... if I ........... and I always do my practice, Mum, you know I do!

Billy, if you ......... now, you ......... late. 

But, Mum, I ......... the words and the music if I ......... writing this song now.

Billy, you’ve got a piano lesson in ten minutes! If you ......... late, the teacher .......... at you again! 

She ......... angry with me if I ........ on time too! She’s just an angry person!

If I fail the exam, I ............ (be) very upset.

Paloma will pass the exams if she ..........(work) very hard.

We will get to London much quicker if we .........(take) the train.

If he ...........(not do) his homework, the teacher will shout at him.

If I were you, I _____________ (not use) that sharp knife. 

 If I _____________ (decide) to get more exercise, would you join a gym with me?

 If Joe ___________ (not have) a car, he’d cycle to work.

 ___________ (you / do) more exercise if there was a sports centre close to your house?

If Lia didn’t work so much, she ___________ (have) more time for sport. 

Would you come with me if I ___________ (get) tickets? 

If you didn’t eat so much, you ___________ (be) thinner!

 If I __________ (not live) so far away, I’d walk to school. 

___________ (you / join) a gym if you had more money? 

I ___________ (not swim) in the sea here if I were you.

People in my city ______ (do) sport more often if there  were  more sports centres.

If you _________ (see) an accident, would you be able to give someone first aid?