Read and complete with too enough

1 This jacket is__________ small. I can 't wear it any more.

2 I think we're ready for the party. We've got _______food for all our guests.
3 I can't buy this shirt. It's expensive_______________.
4 Are these boots comfortable ___________for you? Can you wear them all the
time?
5 Don't wear that belt. It's_________ old-fashioned.

THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

Write these sentences, putting the verbs in brackets into the present
simple or the future simple.
1.- If the train ____________(be) late, we ___________(walk).
2.- She ___________(call) you if she __________(have) time.
3.-If it costs too much, I ___________(buy) a smaller one.
4.- If the doctor can’t see me, I _______(go) somewhere else.
5.- If the class __________(be) full, we _________(find) another one.
6.- What will we do if the taxi _________(not come)?
7.- Will you phone me if there __________(be) any problems?
8.- I ______(ask) Peter if I _____________(see) him tomorrow.
9.- I __________(go) next week, if I __________(can) get a train ticket.
10.- If I _____(have) to, I __________(complain) to the manager.
11.- If he ________(see) me here, he ________(be) really angry.
12.- Mary _________(be) worried if you don’t come to the airport.
13.- We _________(go) to her office if she _________( not come) soon.
14.- If it _________(snow) this winter, we ________(go) skiing.
15.- I________ (lend) them some money if they ___________(ask) me.
16.- If you ________(visit) Oxford, you ________(see) some interesting
buildings.
17.- Barbara usually ________(walk) to work ifsomeone __________( not
give) her a lift.
18.- If you drink lemon tea, your sore throat _____________(feel)
better.
19.- If he________ (not study) hard, he ________(not pass) the exam.
20.- I_________ (not go) out if it _________(not stop) snowing.
21.- If Robert (not arrive) soon, I’ll leave without him.
22.- if we ________( not find) a baby-sitter, we ________(have) to stay
at home.
23.- If I ____(lend) you my camera, _______________(you / be) very
careful with it?
24.- What _______________(Anna / do) if Robert ________(ask) her to
go out with him?
25.- if you________ ( not return) my CD, I___________ (never / lend)
you anything

CONDITIONALS1/2

1) If Mr Brown (sell) his car last year, he would have more money for it.
2) If Susan takes her driving lessons regularly, she (pass) her driving test.
3) If Mr Jones (watch) the news every evening he would know more about
politics.
4) If Charlie (not stop) eating these green apples he’ll soon feel sick.
5) If you told me the truth I (help) you.
6) If old Mrs White heard a strange noise she (call) the police.
7) If I (have) good luck I would have won the first prize.
8) If I (be) you I would throw away all this old junk.
9) If I got the earlier bus I (come) home at 5 o’clock.
10) If mother (make) apple pie I’ll give you a piece.
11) If Peter (not leave) earlier he would miss the bus.
12) If we missed the train we (take) a taxi.
13) If he (win) a lot of money he will fly to Paris.
14) If she is ill she (not come) to our party.
15) We (play) tennis if it stopped raining.
16) If I was offered the job, I think I (take) it.
17) If she (be) hungry, she would eat something.
18) If he studied, he (pass) the exam.
19) I (send) you a postcard, if I had your address.
20) What it (happen), if you didn´t go to work tomorrow?
21) If she has enough money, she (buy) a new car.
22) What will John do, if he (not get) the job?
23) She would be terribly upset, if I (lose) her ring.
24) Many people would be out of work, if the factory (close) down.
25) What would you do, if you (be) the president of your country?
26) If he hurried, he (catch) the train.
27) If he (have) time, he will come.
28) If he (ring) the bell, the waiter would come.
29) If I have some money I (buy) a new car.
30) If they (play) harder they will win the match
31) If she sets the alarm clock she (not oversleep).
32) We (go) swimming if it was warm enough.
33) If you help her in the garden she (be) happy.
34) If you paid him well he (come).
35) If it (be) warmer we would go for a walk.
36) He would buy that house if he (have) some money.
37) If you studied harder you (write) a good test.
38) If he (be) here we would play cards.
C Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs
in brackets. Use the SecondConditional.
1 I ...................................... (visit) you more often if I ...................... (have) the time.
2 If Debbie ...................................... (know) about the programme,
she ......................................(watch) it.
3 I ...................................... (not go) there if I ...................................... (be) you.
4 ...................... you ...................................... (buy) those shoes if
you ...................................... (have) enough money?
5 Laura ...................................... (come) with us if you ...................................... (ask) her.
6 What ...................... you ...................... (do) if you ...................................... (win) the
lottery?
Second conditional
Choose the correct verb.
1 If the cat jumped onto the table, it ate / would eat the food.
2 If Timmy weren’t ill, he would go / went to school.
3 I would stay / stayed at home, if I were you.
4 Grandpa would wake up / won’t wake up if you made a noise.
5 She would come if we would invite / invited her.
6 If a fire would start / started, I would call for help.
1 Tick (✓) the correct sentence in each pair.
a If you put on your helmet you would be safer. ✓
b If you put on your helmet, you are safer.
1 a Life will be better if we didn’t have to go to school.
b Life would be better if we didn’t have to go to school.
2 a If they are coming home earlier, their parents wouldn’t be angry.
b If they came home earlier, their parents wouldn’t be angry.
3 a If it wasn’t cloudy, we’d be able to see the moon.
b If it isn’t cloudy, we’d be able to see the moon.
4 a If I have lived near Port Aventura, I’d go there every day.
b If I lived near Port Aventura, I’d go there every day.
5 a If we had lots of money, we’d do more travelling.
b If we lots of money, we’d do more travelling.
6 a If I didn’t have a dog, I’d get a cat.
b If I didn’t have a dog, I’ll get a cat.
7 a You wouldn’t be cold if you wear a hat.
b You wouldn’t be cold if you wore a hat.
2 Write sentences using (not) as … as.
My sister / tall / your sister.
My sister is as tall as your sister.
1 Tigers / not fast / cheetahs.
2 Spain / not cloudy / Britain.
3 Football / not dangerous / rugby.
4 Cars / safe / motorbikes.
5 Your work / not careful / my work.
6 I / not hungry / my brother.
7 My dog / noisy / your dog.
8 The roller coaster / not scary / a horror film.

too many, enough or not enough.

1 There are 6 chairs and 8 people. There are too many people.
2 There are 6 chairs and 6 people. There are ____________ chairs.
3 There is a traffic jam. There are ____________ cars.
4 I must write a thousand words and I’ve only got 20 minutes. There is
____________ time.
5 There are 5 people and I’ve cooked 15 kilos of rice. There is
___________ rice.
6 There are 22 boys at the party, but only 3 girls. There are
____________ girls.
7 There are 5 people and 5 books. There are ____________ books.
8 Jamie never sits down, it makes me tired. He’s got ____________
energy.
Write too, enough ,as
The milkshake isn’t ______ nice as at the other café.
Is the bag big ________ for these books?
I can’t see anything.It’s _____ dark.
I’m not tall _____ to see the concert from here.
I’m not buying that.It’s ______ expensive.
That cashier isn’t _____ friendly as the other one.