Type Type Type If-clause main clause simple present will-future simple past would + infinitive past perfect would have + participle Decide which type of if-clauses it is If you are not there, we’ll wait outside the café We would go on holiday if we had enough money we’ll see you at Anne’s party if we go If you had practice more, you would have done better If Mr Moore was friendly, he would get more customers The Indians wouldn’t have attacked the settlers if the settlers hadn’t stolen their land Columbus said, “If we sail to the West, we will find land.” If I’m there first, I’ll get a table near the band Exercise if-clauses type I’m sure that Mr Turner _ ((give) Brian a job if he _ (be) more polite to him If the white settlers (keep) their promises, the Indians _ (leave) them alone We _ (win) the match if we _ (practice) harder, Exercise if-clauses type 1 If the weather (be) good, we (go camping) at the weekend If I _ (get) a holiday job, I (earn) some money The Indians said, “We nothing to eat if you _ (kill all the buffaloes.” Exercise if-clauses type If the taxi driver (drive) faster, we (arrive) at the station on time At lot of pupils (do) better at school if they (listen) to the teacher If the settlers (try) to understand the Indians, they (live) together peacefully