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Terry: Hey, Ray. If you 1 (have) time, can you go and pick up Bridget at the station? If she takes the 4 o'clock train, as she said, she 2 (arrive) at 5.15. Ray: I 3 (pick) her up if I could, but I have a meeting at 4.30. Terry: Can't you postpone it? You are the boss after all. Ray: Yes, but I'm meeting some important clients, and it wouldn't look serious if a few hours before the meeting I 4 (tell) them that I have to put it off. And the meeting is important. I'll make quite a lot of money if everything 5 (go) well. Why don't you pick her up? Terry: I would pick her up if my car 6 (not be) at the garage. It's been there for days, and unless there's a miracle, they 7 (not repair) it today. Something is broken and they won't be able to fix it until they 8 (find) the spare part they need. Ray: That's unlucky. Well, do you think Bridget 9 (get) angry if nobody goes to the station to pick her up? Terry: Well, if it were me, I 10 (not get) angry. We use the first conditional and

--> First and second conditionals - Page 3 of 3 - Test-English --> --> --> --> --> Grammar / B1 Grammar lessons and exercises / First and second conditionals / Page 3 Exercises Explanation Downloads Exercises: 1 2 3 First and second conditionals Exercise 3 Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets present/past or with will/won’t/would/wouldn’t to make first or second conditional sentences. Please wait... TERRY: Hey, RAY. If you 1 (have) time, can you go and pick up Bridget at the station? If she takes the 4 o'clock train, as she said, she 2 (arrive) at 5.15. RAY: I 3 (pick) her u

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