Answer:
1. What would you do if it rained at your graduation?
2. If she comes I will call you.
3. If I eat a lot, I get sick.
4. What will you do if you fail the entrance examination?
5. If they had not taken the car, I would have driven you to the car station.
6. If it rains, will you still go to the beach.
7. The lady would have gone with you if you had asked her.
8. If I won the lottery, I would buy my own yacht.
9. What will you do if stranded on an island?
10. If you don't cut down on eating fats, you will ruin your health.
Explanation:
Conditionals are sentences that express one thing based on the other factors in the sentence. They are called 'conditional' due to the fact that the main clause's effect depends on the dependent clause.
In the given sentences, the conditionals are all different, depending on their dependent clauses. The formula of most conditional sentences contain "if/past perfect/would", "if/present simple/will" etc. And accordingly, the given blanks are filled with the conditionals as follows-
1. What would you do if it rained at your graduation?
2. If she comes I will call you.
3. If I eat a lot I get sick.
4. What will you do if you fail the entrance examination?
5. If they had not taken the car, I would have driven you to the car station.
6. If it rains, will you still go to the beach.
7. The lady would have gone with you if you had asked her.
8. If I won the lottery, I would buy my own yacht.
9. What will you do if you got stranded on an island?
10. If you don't cut down on eating fats, you will ruin your health.
