1 Choose the correct option. 1 If you wash the car, a I’d give you five pounds. b I’ll give you five pounds. 2 I’ll come into town with you a if you want. b if you’ll want. 3 If she didn’t like you, a she won’t phone you. b she wouldn’t phone you. 4 If he was really unhappy, a he’d left his job. b he’d leave his job. 5 If you want a good job, a you must pass your exams. b you’d need to study harder. 6 You definitely won’t pass your exam a if you wouldn’t study harder. b if you don’t study harder. 7 If you hear a strange noise in the night, a you must call the police. b you’d have to call the police. 8 Please come straight back here a if you don’t find him. b if you won’t find him. 2 Complete the sentences with the present simple, past simple, will or would form of the verb in brackets. 1 If I don’t see you later, I (send) you a text message. 2 If you didn’t have to work, what (you / do)? 3 Jenny will be happy to help if you (have) any problems. 4 If you (wait) a minute, I can help you with those bags. 5 I wouldn’t do that if I (be) you. 6 They (do) anything if you gave them enough money. 7 What (you / do) if the bus doesn’t come? 8 How would you react if it (happen) to you? 3 Write sentences about the situations using if and the words in bold. 1 I don’t have any money. I can’t buy a car. had 2 It may rain tomorrow. We may not play football. won’t 3 I like my job. That’s why I do it. wouldn’t 4 I have to work tomorrow. I need to go to bed early. didn’t 5 I’ll probably see Tom later today. I can tell him about the party I’ll 6 I don’t know if you have any money. I can pay the bill. don’t