Task 2. Respond to the following situations. Use the first or second conditional sentences.
sunny.
My sister is ill. She won't go out.
If my sister wasn't ill she
out.
2. I won't cook for you. I'll be busy at the weekend.
I won't cook for you if I ..
busy at the weekend.
3. Won't he drink anything? He'll be thirsty.
If he
anything, he'll be thirsty.
I don't have a driving licence. I can't drive you there.
IfI
a driving licence, I could drive you there.
We'll go to the beach. The weather will be sunny.
We'll go to the beach on condition that the weather
6. I feel so tired because I don't sleep well.
I ...
so tired if I slept well.
7. I don't know how to do it. I can't help you.
I could help you provided I.
how to do it.
Try this meal. You will like it.
If you
this meal, you will like it.
Marion is much older than me. I won't marry her.
If Marion
much older, I'd marry her.
10. I'll give you this map. You won't get lost.
lost
.
I'll give you this map in case you
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1. If my sister wasn't ill, she would go out.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

2. I won't cook for you if I am busy at the weekend.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

3. If he doesn't drink anything, he'll be thirsty.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

4. If I had a driving licence, I could drive you there.
Explanation: The second conditional sentence is used to express an imaginary or unlikely condition and its possible result.

5. We'll go to the beach on condition that the weather is sunny.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

6. I would not feel so tired if I slept well.
Explanation: The second conditional sentence is used to express an imaginary or unlikely condition and its possible result.

7. I could help you provided I know how to do it.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

8. If you try this meal, you will like it.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.

9. If Marion wasn't much older, I'd marry her.
Explanation: The second conditional sentence is used to express an imaginary or unlikely condition and its possible result.

10. I'll give you this map in case you get lost.
Explanation: The first conditional sentence is used to express a possible future condition and its result that is likely to happen.