| 1. (to be) |
If the weather nice, we usually go swimming. |
| 2. (to be) |
My family will go to the zoo if
the weather nice tomorrow. |
| 3. (to buy) |
If I a lottery ticket, I might win the lottery. |
| 4. (to
have) |
My brother usually drives to
school if he gas in his car. |
| 5. (to
snow) |
If it tomorrow, we can go skiing. |
| 6. (to be) |
My sister will build a snowman
if there enough snow tomorrow. |
| 7. (to
have) |
My mom will bake a cake if
she enough flour and sugar. |
| 8. (to be) |
If there milk in the refrigerator, I'll have milk with my
cake. |
| 9. (to eat) |
If my sister all of the cake, I will get angry. |
| 10. (to
tell) |
My mother always punishes my
sister if she a lie. |
|
NEGATIVES: (USE
CONTRACTIONS) |
| 11. (not be) |
If the weather nice tomorrow, we can stay home. |
| 12. (not get) |
My brother can't drive to school if
he his car fixed. |
| 13. (not be) |
If there
any milk in the refrigerator, I'll go to the supermarket. |
| 14. (not snow) |
If it tomorrow, we can't go skiing. |
| 15. (not rain) |
My dad will wash his car if it on Saturday. |
| 16. (not go) |
If we
to school, my mom will get angry. |
| 17. (not do) |
We can't learn anything if we our homework. |
| 18. (not go) |
I will call you if she to the movies, and we can go out together. |
| 19. (not be) |
We should go jogging if it raining outside. |
| 20. (not ring) |
If the phone this afternoon, I can take a
nap. |
