In conditional sentences the if clause often comes first, but it can come second with no difference in meaning.If it comes first, you need a comma.If it's sunny, we'll go out.We'll go out if it's sunny.The first or second conditional?Завд9. Rewrite the sentences in the first or second conditionalusing the correct form of the verbs in brackets.1 If I (know) the answer to all these questions, i (tell) you!2 If I (forget) to phone you, (you / ring) ine tonight?3 She (go) to China on holiday if she (can) speak Chinese.4 If we (have) longer school holidays, I try to find apart-time job.5 I (start) cooking if I (arrive) home before you.6 If you (go) shopping, (you / buy) me a magazine?7 I (do) more exercise if I (have) more time.8 We (visit) you if we (come) to your town.Завд10. Each of these sentences contains a mistake. Find andcorrect the mistakes.1 I would to buy a car if I had more money.2 Will you be frightened if you saw a ghost?3 If I had a dog, I call it Spot.4 He would come on Saturday if he finishes work in time.5 If you see Pat, will you asking him to call me?6 I would go to the cinema if you come with me.​