Complete a conditional sentence so that it means the same as in the situation.

1. It's likely that the meeting wil finish late. I want to get a taxi.

If I ...

2. I'll probably get a pay rise next week. I want to buy a new TV.

If I ...

3. I want to go to the party but I feel really sick.

If I ...

4. It's very unlikely that he'll fail his exam. He wants to take it again.

If I ...

5. I'm sure that it'll rain tommorow. I don't want to walk to work in the rain.

If it ...

6. He wants to send her an email but he doesn't know her email address.

He ...

7. She must apologise to me or I won't forgive her.

I won't ...

1. It's likely that the meeting wil finish late. I want to get a taxi.

If the meeting finishes late, I will get a taxi.

2. I'll probably get a pay rise next week. I want to buy a new TV.

If I get a pay rise next week, I'll buy a TV.

3. I want to go to the party but I feel really sick.

If I didn't feel sick, I would go to the party.

4. It's very unlikely that he'll fail his exam. He wants to take it again.

If he failed his exam, he would take it again.

5. I'm sure that it'll rain tommorow. I don't want to walk to work in the rain.

If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I will walk to work.

6. He wants to send her an email but he doesn't know her email address.

He would send her an e-mail if he knew her email address.

7. She must apologise to me or I won't forgive her.

I won't forgive her unless she apologises.