Fill in the gaps: First and Second Conditional

First and Second conditional: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb given.

1. If chidren �(watch) violent television programmes, they will become violent.

2. Young children would learn to speak better if they �(watch) less television.

3. If you don't get nervous before the exam, you �(not have) any problems.

4. If you �(be) rude to your sister, she won't help you.

5. If Mar�a Jos� �(give up) smoking, she'd feel better.

6. If he is still ill tomorrow, he �(not play) in the match.

7. If it �(rain) this weekend, what will you do?

8. If it is hot tomorrow, what �(you/do)?

9. If you �(win) the lottery, what would you do?

10. If you could travel anywhere in the world, where �(you/go)?