Fill in the gaps with the right form of the verbs given to make either the first or the

second conditional. If I win the lottery, I ________________ a big house. (buy) My mother will be angry if I ________________ home late. (come) If you ________________ Tom, please tell him to call me. (see) If Jane ________________ all her exams, her parents will be very pleased. (pass) If Mary had insurance, she ________________ pay for the damage to her car. (not have to) If Scott________________ the answer, he would help me. (know) If Mary wore smarter clothes, she ________________ more attractive. (look) If you ________________ more time, would you exercise more? (have) If it ________________ , we can have a picnic. (not rain) If he ________________ more carefully, I would trust him to give me a lift. (drive) If we ________________ tickets, we would go to the concert. (find) ________________ if you ask her? (she come) If Andrew ________________ hard, he will meet the deadline. (work) If you ________________ to the party, you will see Mary. (go) If I ________________ you, I would go to the doctor. (be) Jesicca ________________ angry if you told her the truth. (not be) Will she come if Jason ________________ her? (call) If Sarah were rich, she ________________ in an expensive hotel. (stay) If he ________________ , I will never speak to him again. (not apologize) The children________________ happy, if their mother allows them to go to the party. (be) If Dad ________________ the TV set, we will be able to watch our favorite program. (fix) If I were you, I________________ to her more politely. (speak) If Sue ________________ her key, she would have to stay to her grandparents'. (lose) If Zack ________________ harder, he will pass his driving test. (try) ________________ to his party if he invited you? (you go) You ________________ fatter if you ate chips every day. (get) If you________________ so impolite, I would enjoy your company. (not be) Tom will be amazed if you ________________ him the picture you drew. (show)