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    > Other French exercises on the same topic: Conditional and hypothesis [Change theme]
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    If clause - Present


    How to formulate a condition using present in French?

    In French, the structure of the sentence is almost the same as in English. For instance, the verb agreement is exactly the same.

    English: If + subject + verb (present) + direct object, subject + verb (future) + direct object.

    French: Si + subject + verb (present) + direct object, subject + verb (future) + direct object.

    Examples : If you like French, I will try to help you. => Si tu aimes le français, j'essaierai de t'aider.

    If I eat too much, I will be sick. => Si je mange trop, je serai malade. 


    Note: As in English, you can invert the two clauses. Furthermore, 'S'il' or  'S'ils' are clipped: 'S'il' or 'S'ils'.


    Example : Si tu aimes le français, je t'aiderai. => Je t'aiderai si tu aimes le Français.

    If you like French, I will help you. => I will help you if you like French.

    Less easy, isn't it ?!?


    So, let's do a few exercices... Try to agree the verb correctly! Good luck 



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    1. Si tu as des mauvaises notes, tu (être) puni !

    2. Si tu (rouler) trop vite, tu payeras une amende.

    3. Si tu perds tes chaussures, tu n'en (avoir) pas d'autres.

    4. Si le temps (être) mauvais, nous ne sortirons pas.

    5. Si je gagnais, tu (devoir) tout me donner.

    6. Je (venir) te voir si tu es sage.

    7. Si nous réussissons, nous (vivre) dans la richesse.

    8. Nous arriverons à temps si tu ne (se perdre) pas !!

    9. La maison (être) vendue si vous ne la rachetez pas.

    10. Nous travaillerions si tu nous (laisser) du temps.

    11. Si vous (venir), vous devrez être sages.

    12. Si tu ne vendais pas cette voiture, nous (perdre) notre maison.

    13. Tu échoueras si tu ne (réfléchir) pas !

    14. Tu aurais une bonne note si tu (réussir) tous ces exercices.










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