Conditional Type 2 - English for success

Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence - type II. Mind the position of the if-clause.

Example: Thomas ________ (not/to buy) a new car if he _________ (to win) won 20,000 Euros.

Answer: Thomas would not buy a new car if he won 10,000 Euros. or
Thomas wouldn't buy a new car if he won 10,000 Euros.

1) If you *(to help)* your grandma, I *(to do)* the shopping.
2) Andrew *(to water)* the flowers if he *(to stay)* at home.
3) If she *(to have)* 5 pounds more, she *(to buy)* herself this T-shirt.
4) If they *(to offer)* me the job, I *(to take)* it.
5) You *(to have)* summer holidays from June till August if you *(to live)* in the USA.
6) We *(to sell)* the bike for 20 Euros if Ron *(to repair)* it.
7) If you *(to use)* a pencil, the drawing *(to be)* perfect.
8) The children *(to be)* happy if he *(to teach)* them English.
9) If Ireen *(to visit)* us, we *(to go)* out tonight.
10) They *(to come)* again if he *(to plan)* a second stay.

Keys

1) If you helped your grandma, I would do the shopping.
2) Andrew would water the flowers if he stayed at home.
3) If she had 5 pounds more, she would buy herself this T-shirt.
4) If they offered me the job, I would take it.
5) You would have summer holidays from June till August if you lived in the USA.
6) We would sell the bike for 20 Euros if Ron repaired it.
7) If you used a pencil, the drawing would be perfect.
8) The children would be happy if he taught them English.
9) If Ireen visited us, we would go out tonight.
10) They would come again if he planned a second stay.