Grammar • Conditional sentences • „would“ and „should“ in conditional sentences
„would“ and „should“ in conditional sentences: If-clauses with would and should
Select should or would to complete each sentence.
- If you have any trouble doing this task, let me know.
- If you wait a moment, I’ll inform my boss you’re here.
- I would be very grateful if you arrange a meeting.
- If you happen to see him, tell him to give me a call.
- If you just sign on the dotted line, the deal will be complete.
- If you kindly open your folders, we can begin with the meeting.
- If these goods not be to your satisfaction in any way, we will gladly replace them.
- this suggestion not be suitable, please let us know.
