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Conditionals Challenge: Verb Tense Fill-ins

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Complete the conditional verb forms.

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Complete the conditional verb forms.

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Complete the following conditional prompts with the correct verb forms: 6 If Peter and Jane exercised more often, they _____ (have) more free time, _____ (be) fitter. They _____ take up a hobby. 7 If I saw a ghost, I _____ (travel) all over the world. I would _____ (scream). 8 If Jackie _____, she would buy a new car. 3 If Simon _____ (not/enjoy) reading, he wouldn't buy so many books. 4 If I were you, I _____ (study) harder. 5 If he _____ (be) not _____ (be) afraid, he would go bungee ju

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Pay attention to whether the sentence expresses a real possibility or a hypothetical/unreal situation.

Use would + base form for the main clause in second/third conditionals; use the appropriate past or present forms in the if-clause.

Think about the real/imaginary condition structure (present/future results).

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