5. Proofread the sentences if necessary.

1. I’ll miss the rain unless if I hurry up.

2. Only if you pay in cash they will give you a discount.

3. Provided they should want to contact me call this number.

4. If you will stick your tongue out, I can see the back of your throat.

5. See that cloud? It looks like rain. I’d rather not wear shoes. I’ll put on rubber boots if it rains.

6. I don’t mind your missing classes unless you hand in your home assignments.

7. If he won’t be able to come, he’ll give you a ring.

8. People call fire brigade in case their house is on fire.

9. We rang the bell again because they hadn’t heard it before.

10. You are allowed to attend club sessions unless you are the member.

11. If you don’t want to cooperate I have to take measures.

12. I’ll be frustrated unless you can make it.

13. If you won’t sign the contract, they give you the job.

14. We might get there on time if only the traffic isn’t heavy.

6. Start hypothetical assumptions below with suppose, supposing, what if, imagine, say and answer the questions.

EXAMPLE: What if he offered you a lift?

1. _______ you won a million? What would you do first?

2. _______ you were president of the United States? Would you withdraw the troops from Iraq?

3. _______ you were a colour. What colour would you be?

4. _______ you had 2 days to live. How would you spend them?

5. _______ you were mugged. What would you do?

6. _______ you could be any age, what age would you be?

7. _______ you were getting married. Who would you invite to your wedding?

8. _______ you could be anyone in the world, who would you be?

9. _______ you could have anything you wanted in the world, what would you ask for?

10. _______ you were teaching this class how would you change it?

11. _______ you could live forever would you choose to do so?

12. _______ you could create the perfect mate, what kind of person would that be?

13. _______ your friend didn’t turn up on time.

14. _______ people were colour-blind?

7. Complete the sentences putting the verbs in brackets into an appropriate form.

1. Want to ride on the roller coaster? – No way! I … (not/ride) on the roller coaster even if you paid me a million bucks.

2. They would be rather offended if you … (refuse) to see them.

3. What … (happen) if I pressed the button?

4. I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if we …. (use) his phone.

5. It … (be) silly of you if you didn’t apologise to her.

6. I … (take) a couple of days off if you … (take) me to Moscow.

7. My company is doing badly. There is a strong possibility of being made redundant. If I … (lose) my job, I … (not/be) redundant.

8. Do you really mean it? – Of course! I … (not/say) it if I … (not/mean) it.

9. If there … (be) a nuclear war, I … (take part). But I don’t think it will happen.

10. I guess I can’t postpone the house cleaning any longer. If I … (not/do) right now I … (never/do) it.

11. Where … you (go) if you … (need) to buy a picture frame?

12. If I … (know) the password I … (open) the programme.

13. If she asked me politely I … (feel) like helping her.

14. He … (change) his mind if you talked to him.

15. As a rule, if you … (spend) over $50 at that supermarket, you get a 5% discount.

16. … (it/be) all right if I invited John to supper?

17. She … (have) a nervous breakdown if she … (go) on like this.

18. If you … (get) wet, you should change your clothes immediately.