Conditionals (I and II type)

Choose the option which has a similar meaning to the following sentence:

If it snows heavily, we won't go skiing

Choose the option which has a similar meaning to the following sentence:

If she was interested, she wouldn't keep cancelling dates with you

Choose the option which has a similar meaning to the following sentence:

If I had a lot of money, I still wouldn't give up my job

Choose the option which has a similar meaning to the following sentence:

If my boss wants me to work on Saturday, I'll say "No"

Choose the option which best fits the gap:

If I go to bed after midnight, I ... in the morning

Choose the option which best fits the gap:

I ... tell you anything if you can't keep a secret

Choose the option which best fits the gap:

George ... if you promise not to talk about school all the time

Choose the option which best fits the gap:

..... be all right if I used your mobile phone

Which of the conditional sentences will probably be used by the following people?

The best student in class

Which of the conditional sentences will probably be used by the following people?

Somebody who works all Saturdays

Which of the conditional sentences will probably be used by the following people?

A member of the worst basketball team at school

Which of the conditional sentences will probably be used by the following people?

A 70-year-old woman who comes from a long living family