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Exercise 38 Conditionals [ESL]
Revise each of the following sentences to use the conditional correctly.

1. If we go on the picnic, it surely rains, but if we stay home, the sun comes out.

 

2. Unless dogs will be trained carefully as puppies, they have behavior problems all their lives.

 

3. If the college provides more work-study jobs, students would not need to find off-campus employment.

 

4. If I change my major, my parents would be angry.

 

5. If you do the survey, I would tabulate the results.

 

6. If I won the lottery, I will be rich.

 

7. If she would have moved to the city, she would never have been bored.

 

8. The birds might have starved if we would not have fed them last winter.

 

9. If the rodeo is televised, it would be every cowboy's favorite show.

 

10. If my mother hung clothes on the line to dry, they not only dry quickly, but they also have a clean smell.

 

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