First Conditional vs Second Conditional Exercises - Test 1

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1. He wouldn't sell it if you were around. (be)
2. And if he loves her, he will marry her. (love)
3. He will kill you if he puts himself in a passion. (put)
4. If he me he'll shout. (want)
5. If it a bear he will come again. (be)

6. If he she would not hear him. (do)
7. If you it, I'll kill you. (not/tell)
8. I'll let you in, if you . (wish)
9. If he , he would kill me. (know)
10. He'll make us trouble if we . (stay)
11. If you , I will go with you. (go)
12. If she he would run after her. (run)
13. If I , it will be my own fault. (fail)
14. If they the authority, he would obey. (have)
15. If the war again, I will help. (begin)

16. What would she think if she me? (see)
17. If you in this way, you'll die. (continue)
18. If you so, I'll marry. (say)
19. They would not know you if they here. (stand)
20. If you that way I'll ride. (feel)

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