conditional (1,2 type) complate the sentences 1. If you becomes Prime Minister,… If he became Prime Minister,… . 2. If it rains tomorrow,… If…

1-If you become Prime Minister, I'll be happy. If he became Prime Minister, he'd increase taxation.2-If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home. If it rained tomorrow, the picnic would have to be put off.3-If she learns to speak Spanish, I'll help her. If she learnt to speak Spanish, she'd get a good mark.4-If wars stop, people will live in peace. If wars stopped, there would be less violent crime.5-If he succeeds in life, he'll share with his success. If he succeeded in life, he'd help poor people.6-If they support the child, he'll succeed in life. If they supported the child, he'd not get into trouble.7-If I buy a cottage in the wood, I'll live there. If I bought a cottage in the wood, I'd spend summer holidays there.8-If Annie married Stephen, Stephen would be the happiest man in the world. 9-If Nicholas studies harder, he'll pass the exam. If Nicholas studied harder, he probably would've passed the exam.10-If Simon goes to University, he'll study well. If Simon went to University, he would've received a good education.