Identify the type of conditional and complete the sentences with suitable phrases. Don't use mixed conditionals.

Choose the correct option.

1. If you don't brush your teeth, [you get cavities|you'd get cavities|you'd have got cavities].

2. [If you will relax|If you relax|If you relaxed], you'll feel much better.

3. If I owned a restaurant, [I'd give out free food each Monday|I'll give out free food each Monday|I give out free food each Monday].

4. If Ben had done his homework, [he'd be able|he'll be able|he'd have been able] to hang out with us.

5. [If Mark had seen|If Mark would see|If Mark saw] the sign in advance, he wouldn't have jumped into the river.

6. If you try hard, [you'd finally pass|you'll finally pass|you finally pass] the exam.

Choose the sentences with the first conditional. More than one answer is possible.

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Choose the sentence with the second conditional.

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Choose the sentences with the third conditional. More than one answer is possible.

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