Match the first part (0-6) with a second part (a-g) to make correct sentences then transform the first conditional sentences into second conditional sentences. Put commas (,) where necessary.

Matching exercise:

• 0) This tight tracksuit will fit you soon.
• 0) This tight tracksuit would fit you soon if you start jogging every day.
• 1) If you pay less attention to your appearance, you can take my new umbrella.
• 2) If you customise your old clothes, you will have more time for school.
• 3) If it rains, you spend less money on new clothes.
• 4) Your Mum will be glad if you give me some money.
• 5) I will buy this funky bracelet if you put on those ripped trousers instead of this baggy denim skirt.
• 6) If I buy this tartan cap, will it match my new raincoat?

Note: The original question asks to transform first conditional sentences into second conditional sentences. However, the provided options mostly form first conditional sentences or don't logically follow the second conditional structure. The answers provided above are direct matches of the given parts that create coherent sentences, leaning towards first conditional interpretations where applicable due to the options.