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    This document provides a grammar and vocabulary review for conditional sentences. It contains exercises on forming different types of conditional sentences using vocabulary words like "risky," "rights," and "concealed." It also covers completing sentences with prepositions and replacing words while maintaining similar meaning. The exercises focus on correctly using conditional sentences in different tenses to express hypothetical or uncertain events.

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    GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY REVIEW_UNIT FOUR_CONDITIONAL SENTENCES_1ST BACHILLERATO

    Vocabulary
    1 Give two possible answers to the questions below. Pay attention to the words in bold.
    1. What are risky jobs?

    2. What are your rights as a citizen?

    3. How can you get in touch with a friend?

    4. What are things some people try hard NOT to reveal?

    5. What places in town have got employees?

    2 Complete each sentence with a word below. There are more words than you need.
    dishonest • deadline • threat • concealed • warned • pastime
    cautious • an invasion of privacy • hazardous • illegal
    1. Don’t read my e-mail – it’s ……………………………… !
    2. It’s ……………………………… to cheat in an exam.
    3. They worked hard to finish the project before the ……………………………… .
    4. The suspect ……………………………… a weapon in his shoe.
    5. Smoking is ……………………………… to your health.
    6. It’s ……………………………… to drive without a licence.
    7. The police ……………………………… us to stay away from the park after dark.
    8. You need to be ……………………………… when buying products online.

    1
    3 4 sentences
    Complete the MORE PRACTICE
    with a suitable word to show you have understood the meaning of the words in bold.
    1. She’s very sneaky. She’s not someone I would ……………………………… .
    2. Don’t blame me. I didn’t do anything ……………………………… .
    3. I’m not required to come to the lesson. It’s my ……………………………… .
    4. Driving too fast can lead to ……………………………… .
    5. He looks suspicious. He’s behaving ……………………………… .
    6. The flights were cancelled because of the threat of a ……………………………… .
    7. I don’t trust her. She’s very ……………………………… .
    8. He disrupted the lesson because he was very ……………………………… .

    4 Complete each sentence with a preposition.


    1. Did you succeed …………………… reaching Ben?
    2. Jeff applied …………………… the job, but he didn’t get it.
    3. The novel was based …………………… the author’s own experiences.
    4. Don’t bother arguing …………………… her. She won’t change her mind.
    5. It’s hard to concentrate …………………… my work when it’s sunny out.
    6. I want to help you. I really care …………………… you.
    7. I’m supposed to talk …………………… the teacher after class.
    8. Five thousand runners participated …………………… the marathon.
    9. I’m sorry. I apologise …………………… my rude behaviour.
    10. You can search …………………… the information online.
    11. This game is not suited …………………… very young children because it involves reading.

    5 Replace the words and phrases in bold with a similar word or phrase.
    1. It’s against the law to park your car across a driveway. ……………………
    2. The spy hid the microphone in a flower pot. ……………………
    3. The video of the crime resulted in the man’s conviction. ……………………
    4. Ms Hogan refuses to tell her age. ……………………
    5. That politician is corrupt and not truthful. ……………………
    6. Drive safely – the roads are dangerous because of the ice. ……………………
    7. The police must be careful when making an arrest. ……………………
    8. Her hobby is collecting stamps. ……………………

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    4 MORE PRACTICE
    Grammar
    1 Match A to B to form sentences.
    A B
    1. If governments didn’t use spies, ...... a. the plane had not been shot down.
    2. Most people would not become spies unless ...... b. he works for two countries at the same time.
    3. Some spies must learn foreign languages before ...... c. they couldn’t gather information about their enemies.
    4. The American spy would not have been caught if ...... d. they begin work in another country.
    5. If they understood the code, ...... e. they disagreed with their government’s policies.
    6. If a spy acts as a double agent, ...... f. they would be able to read the message.

    2 Write sentences with the words below according to the form in brackets.
    1. I / ski / every day / if / I / live / in Switzerland (second conditional)

    2. if they / read / the directions / they / prevent / the accident (third conditional)

    3. you / find / some envelopes / if you / look / in the bottom drawer (first conditional)

    4. Peter / set / the table / before / the guests / arrive (time clause)

    5. if you / put / sugar / in / water / it / dissolve (zero conditional)

    6. if you / want / to run / a marathon / you / exercise / every day (first conditional)

    3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
    1. Tia will be upset if you …………………… (not thank) her for the present.
    2. If you …………………… (not follow) my advice, you would have made a major error.
    3. Craig would be able to keep up with the rest of us if he …………………… (be) in better shape.
    4. If we had eaten breakfast, we …………………… (not need) to stop for a snack now.
    5. If you …………………… (practise) regularly, you will be ready for the competition.
    6. The flowers will stay fresh for a week as long as you …………………… (not forget) to change the water.
    7. Remember to put on sunscreen before you …………………… (go) outside.
    8. More people …………………… (shop) at this store if the prices weren’t so high.

    3
    4 4 sentences
    Complete the MORE PRACTICE
    according to the meaning of the original sentences.
    1. The guard didn’t check the woman’s ID, so he didn’t realise that it was fake.
    If the guard …………………… the woman’s ID, he …………………… that it was fake.
    2. I’m not tall enough to play for the basketball team.
    If I …………………… a little taller, I …………………… for the basketball team.
    3. I didn’t bring my mobile phone, so I couldn’t call you.
    I …………………… you if I …………………… my mobile phone.
    4. I am overweight because I eat a lot of junk food.
    If I …………………… a lot of junk food, I …………………… overweight.
    5. The show is starting in a few minutes and I don’t think we’re going to arrive on time.
    Unless we …………………… within the next few minutes, we …………………… late for the show.

    5 Complete the sentences in a logical way.


    1. If the spy had worn a disguise, .
    2. You can’t drive a car unless .
    3. They wouldn’t have cancelled the TV show if
    .
    4. If you exercise daily, .
    5. He won’t know about the party unless
    .
    6. You might have done better in the test if
    .
    7. Trevor will take a break before .
    8. If I were a few years older, I .

    6 Correct the following sentences. Pay attention to the words in bold.


    1. If I finish on time, I join you for dinner.

    2. Would you be angry if I cancel our plans tonight?

    3. You would have a good time if you had gone out with him.

    4. Unless you really need help, you won’t disturb him.

    5. People often get excited when they will see celebrities in public places.

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