Complete the text with the zero, first or second conditional using the correct form of the verbs given. My name's Jeff. I've just started university. There are hundreds of extracurricular activities on offer, but right now I can't decide which ones I want to do. One problem is that I'm not very good at sport. If you (a) … … (not like) sport, it (b)….(limit) the number of clubs you can join. I suppose that if I (c) … (be) good at sport, I (d) … … (play) tennis or basketball or something like that. Another problem is that I haven't got much money. If you (e)… (not have) much money, ther (f) … … … (be) some activities that you can't do. If money (g) … … … (not be) a problem, I (h) … … (think) about joining the Diving Club. They organise lots of trips to the coast. The thing is, if we (i) … … … (be) closer to the coast, it (j) … … (not cost) so much but we're about 150 kilometres away! It's true that there are usually special prices for students. If you (k) … … (show) your student card, you always (I) … … (pay) less. Also, if I (m) … … (visit) my sister in Australia next year, I (n) … … (be able to) dive at the Great Barrier Reef. Anyway, I'm going to make my final decision next Tuesday. If I (o)… … (have) problems deciding, I (p)… … (talk) to my older sister, but I don't think that'll be necessary in the end.