conditional sentences

If you (to heat) __________ iron, it (to start) ____________ to get red hot and then white hot.

If Molly and Paul (be) ________ misinformed about the train times they (not be) __________ late.

If Ioannis (stay) _______ longer at the party, he (have) ________ a good time

If the government (lose) __________ the next election, the Prime Minister (resign) ________ from politics.

If we (not go) ________ to your friend’s party, I never (meet) _________ Alan.

If train fares (be) _________ cheaper, more people (use) _________ them.

If Molly (get) _______ job that she ‘ s applied for, she (be)_____ delighted.

It (be) ______ a disaster if it the explosion (happen)______ in the middle of the day.

If the talks (be broken) __________ down again, there (be) ______ a war between the two countries

If Ali (know) _______ anything about mechanics at that time, i’m sure she (help) _____ us.

He (have) ________ a bad accident last Friday if he _____________ (not / drive) more carefully

If Felix (to be) ___________ there I (see)________ him.

Michael (not, agree)________ even if you (to ask) ____________ him.

If they (mention) __________ this yesterday, everything (do)______________.

The boss (be) __________ very disappointed if you (be)________ at the meeting tomorrow.

The old gentleman doesn’t go out in winter. He _____________ (go) out if the weather (get)______ warmer.

If the plane (leave)______ on time they _____________ (be) in Minsk now

He ___________________ me if he _______________ the answer.

Jane _________________ you in if I _________________ here.

If she _______________ the bus, she ________________ here on time.

If the shop _____________________ open, I ________________ a souvenir.

If we _______________ to London, we _____________ the Tower.

You _______________  the game if you ________________  the rules.

If we ______________  time this afternoon, we ______________  tomorrow.