Use the following conditions and results to construct if 1-sentences
- having cows, sell milk.
- Loving animals, feeding them well.
- treating animals fairly, making them happy.
- Docking dogs, hurting them.
- Spraying the herd, chasing away the flies.
- Building a nice kennel, protecting the dogs from harm.
- Visiting a veterinary doctor, giving you advice.
- Looking after animals, earning much money.
- teaching the public about animal care, increasing their production.
- giving the cow enough daily meals, producing much milk.
Change the following sentences to if2.
- If I get money, I will buy a radio.
- If I get enough money, I will start up a farm.
- James will become rich if he cares and feeds his animals well.
- That goat will produce a lot if we feed it well.
- If that ewe conceived now, it will give birth in October.
- If the doctor arrives on time, his bull will not die.
- If you spray your sheep regularly, you will save them from flies.
- Muhungu will teach about animal husbandry if he comes tomorrow.
- The herdswoman will sell some milk if she needs money.
- The milk will get spoilt if you put it in a dirty container.
- If I sell all my cattle, I will not get any manure.
Change these sentences to if3.
- If I were you, I would consult my siblings during the holidays.
- They will feel excited if they go for the trip.
- You will not eat food if you don’t cook.
- If James did his housework, he would attend the concert.
- If they don’t enjoy the vacation, they will not report to school early.
- If you pay the fare, the conductor will stop asking you.
- We would prepare a lot of meals if they visited us.
- Jackson will study French if he gets a teacher.
- If the show turns out to be nice, people will reward you.
- If the candidates report early to school, we will begin studying.
Rewrite the sentences using “unless”
- If my cow does not get healed, I will arrest you.
- If you don’t stop beating my dog, I will not pay you.
- If you didn’t feed the animals well, they would not produce much milk.
- Our animals will starve if it does not rain this month.
- If you don’t leave that bitch, it will bite you.
- If this goat remains infertile, Dad will sell it.
- He will not teach us animal care if we don’t love animals.
- That cow will not settle if you don’t show it love
- We would make many mistakes if the farmer did not win warn us.
Rewrite as instructed in the brackets.
- Juma will get time. He will visit me. (Join beginning: If…will…)
- If we pass there, dogs will bark at us. (Rewrite using: …would…)
- John will stop wandering if he starts school. (Rewrite beginning: John would have…)
- If they don’t pay money for the tour, they will not go. (Rewrite beginning: Unless…)
- She will cry if you beat her. (Begin: Had…)
- They would receive prizes if they perform well. (Rewrite using: …had…)
- I will not pay you if you don’t show me the book. (Rewrite using: … would not pay)
- If he doesn’t get money, he will not come. (Rewrite using: …would have…)
- He will repair his bicycle if he gets time. (Rewrite using: …unless…)
- They would wash if they had water. (Rewrite as two separate sentences.)
In the right tenses, fill the gaps with the verbs in brackets.
- I wish you ________ well at school, but you are not. (do)
- I wish I __________ the examination but I didn’t. (pass)
- I wish she _______ well but doesn’t. (feel)
- I wish we ___________ some water with us but we forgot it (take)
- I wish you _________ the film last week but you didn’t. (see)
- I wish my wife _________ cook, but she can’t. (can)
- I wish I _______ that time but I didn’t . (know)
- He wishes he _______ ten years younger. (be)
- She wishes _________ needlework when she was at school (learn)
- I wish I _________ but I don’t. (know)
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ENG/P/5: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES - Wyatt Muhiirw