Suppose I (put)a cash wager of$1000 on therace, I (can) wina handsomesum of money.I (not, be)contentedunless thegift (wrap)properly.If she (bite) hertongue, she(not,rack) herbrain now tryingto come up with adecent apology.Suppose I(lower) theprice by $100,you (buy) thebike then?(inversion)Hank (feel) guttedif his proposal(turn down). It`s agood thing mostpeople approved.(+inversion)Your pants areso tight, they(split) if you(crouch) down.(+ inversion)The ball (hit)me in the headif you (not,react) so swiftly.(Shorten thesentence)I (throw) in acouple moreoptions to themeny, if you(not, mind).You (not, toil)away now ifyou (submit)your articlein time.It (be) reallydebilitating if I(experience) acuteback pain on ourtrip. i hope I`ll befine. (inversion)If Kitty (not, be)up to her eyesin chores, she(join) us. Shemissed out on alot of fun!Cease to usethe ointment ifyou have anallergicreaction.(inversion)If I (organise) a littleget-together for myformer classmates, I(choose) a differentvenue. I don`t think alot of people find itappealing to meet inthe middle of nowhere.(+inversion)It`s scary to beginyour first day as ananny. But if you(interact) with kidsbefore, you (not,have) muchdifficulty.Before theintroduction ofthe phone, ifpeople (need) toreach sb, a letter(have to, send).I (adjust)your hair ifyou (allow)me.If you (be) moreamiable, you (not,put) off thatcustomer. And itseems sheplanned to make apurchase.They (can,convict) akiller if theevidence (not,tamper) with.I rememberstepping offthe boat in NYas if it (be)yesterday.If you (take)notes during thelecture, then you(be able) toshare them withme, right?Theirallowance(cut off) if thekids (not,obey).Provided you(not, rush),you (slip) onice and (twist)your ankle.If he (know)that it was atrap, why he(not, warn)the others?If it (not, be) for Stan,the rope (remain)tangled andsomebody (might,hurt). (Open thebrackets, thenshorten thesentence)Imagine we(travel) on ashoestring allthe time, I (feel)totallymiserable.Suppose I (put)a cash wager of$1000 on therace, I (can) wina handsomesum of money.I (not, be)contentedunless thegift (wrap)properly.If she (bite) hertongue, she(not,rack) herbrain now tryingto come up with adecent apology.Suppose I(lower) theprice by $100,you (buy) thebike then?(inversion)Hank (feel) guttedif his proposal(turn down). It`s agood thing mostpeople approved.(+inversion)Your pants areso tight, they(split) if you(crouch) down.(+ inversion)The ball (hit)me in the headif you (not,react) so swiftly.(Shorten thesentence)I (throw) in acouple moreoptions to themeny, if you(not, mind).You (not, toil)away now ifyou (submit)your articlein time.It (be) reallydebilitating if I(experience) acuteback pain on ourtrip. i hope I`ll befine. (inversion)If Kitty (not, be)up to her eyesin chores, she(join) us. Shemissed out on alot of fun!Cease to usethe ointment ifyou have anallergicreaction.(inversion)If I (organise) a littleget-together for myformer classmates, I(choose) a differentvenue. I don`t think alot of people find itappealing to meet inthe middle of nowhere.(+inversion)It`s scary to beginyour first day as ananny. But if you(interact) with kidsbefore, you (not,have) muchdifficulty.Before theintroduction ofthe phone, ifpeople (need) toreach sb, a letter(have to, send).I (adjust)your hair ifyou (allow)me.If you (be) moreamiable, you (not,put) off thatcustomer. And itseems sheplanned to make apurchase.They (can,convict) akiller if theevidence (not,tamper) with.I rememberstepping offthe boat in NYas if it (be)yesterday.If you (take)notes during thelecture, then you(be able) toshare them withme, right?Theirallowance(cut off) if thekids (not,obey).Provided you(not, rush),you (slip) onice and (twist)your ankle.If he (know)that it was atrap, why he(not, warn)the others?If it (not, be) for Stan,the rope (remain)tangled andsomebody (might,hurt). (Open thebrackets, thenshorten thesentence)Imagine we(travel) on ashoestring allthe time, I (feel)totallymiserable.

Conditionals (all types) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Suppose I (put) a cash wager of $1000 on the race, I (can) win a handsome sum of money.
  2. I (not, be) contented unless the gift (wrap) properly.
  3. If she (bite) her tongue, she (not,rack) her brain now trying to come up with a decent apology.
  4. Suppose I (lower) the price by $100, you (buy) the bike then? (inversion)
  5. Hank (feel) gutted if his proposal (turn down). It`s a good thing most people approved. (+inversion)
  6. Your pants are so tight, they (split) if you (crouch) down. (+ inversion)
  7. The ball (hit) me in the head if you (not, react) so swiftly. (Shorten the sentence)
  8. I (throw) in a couple more options to the meny, if you (not, mind).
  9. You (not, toil) away now if you (submit) your article in time.
  10. It (be) really debilitating if I (experience) acute back pain on our trip. i hope I`ll be fine. (inversion)
  11. If Kitty (not, be) up to her eyes in chores, she (join) us. She missed out on a lot of fun!
  12. Cease to use the ointment if you have an allergic reaction. (inversion)
  13. If I (organise) a little get-together for my former classmates, I (choose) a different venue. I don`t think a lot of people find it appealing to meet in the middle of nowhere. (+inversion)
  14. It`s scary to begin your first day as a nanny. But if you (interact) with kids before, you (not, have) much difficulty.
  15. Before the introduction of the phone, if people (need) to reach sb, a letter (have to, send).
  16. I (adjust) your hair if you (allow) me.
  17. If you (be) more amiable, you (not, put) off that customer. And it seems she planned to make a purchase.
  18. They (can, convict) a killer if the evidence (not, tamper) with.
  19. I remember stepping off the boat in NY as if it (be) yesterday.
  20. If you (take) notes during the lecture, then you (be able) to share them with me, right?
  21. Their allowance (cut off) if the kids (not, obey).
  22. Provided you (not, rush), you (slip) on ice and (twist) your ankle.
  23. If he (know) that it was a trap, why he (not, warn) the others?
  24. If it (not, be) for Stan, the rope (remain) tangled and somebody (might, hurt). (Open the brackets, then shorten the sentence)
  25. Imagine we (travel) on a shoestring all the time, I (feel) totally miserable.