Wishes, Conditionals and Modal Perfect

Wishes, Conditionals and Modal Perfect

Let's start with wishes!

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Multiple Choice

If only I _______ (not lose) my phone. I'm really frustrated.

• lost

• lose

• had lost

Multiple Choice

We use could/would to express a desire for the ______.

• present

• future

• past

Multiple Choice

I'm sure you know what happened. I wish you ______ tell me the truth.

• could

• would

Ready for some practice? :)

Multiple Choice

I wish my room _____ bigger.

• had been

• were

Multiple Choice

I wish I ______ so much homework every day.

• didn't have

• hdan't had

Multiple Choice

If only I _______ better for the test last week.

• studied

• had studied

Multiple Choice

I wish I ______ out with my friends more often.

• could go

• had gone

Multiple Choice

I wish we _______ the last football game.

• hadn't missed

• didn't miss

Byeeee, wishes! We're ready now!

What about Conditionals, though? :)

Multiple Choice

If it's cold tomorrow, I'll wear my new boots.

• third conditional

• first conditional

• second conditional

Multiple Choice

You won't like him if he _____ angry.

• get
• gets
• will get
• would get

Multiple Choice

She ______ tired if she finishes the marathon tomorrow.

• was
• will be
• would be
• be

Multiple Choice

If I have time, I ______ go to the supermarket on the way home.

• ---
• will
• would

Multiple Choice

She __________ very happy if her friends came.

• would be

• will be

• is

• was

Multiple Choice

If Alice had more money, she __________ to Africa.

• went

• goes

• would go

• will go

Multiple Choice

If I were you, I __________ ice hockey.

• don't play

• played

• won't play

• would play

Multiple Choice

My uncle would stay longer in Brussels if he __________ more time.

• had

• would have

• had had

• has

Open Ended

So, the second conditional works like that:

If + Past Simple -> ________.

Multiple Choice

Third conditional structure

• if + past perfect,

  -> would + have + present simple

• if + past perfect,

  -> would + have + past participle

• if + past perfect,

  -> would + have

• if + past perfect,

  -> would + past participle

Multiple Choice

He would have been on time for the interview,

• if he left the house at nine.

• if he leaves the house at nine.

• if he had left the house at nine.

Multiple Choice

If we had taken a taxi,

• we will be in the plane.

• we wouldn't have missed the plane.

• we wouldn't miss the plane.

Time to practice! :)

Multiple Choice

They _____ to your party if you invite them.

• would come

• will come

• would have come

Multiple Choice

You'll miss the plane unless you _____ to the airport on time.

• get

• will get

And let's go through the Modal Perfect once more!

Multiple Choice

Maria ..... won the race, but her leg hurt too much.

• could

• can have

• could have

• was able to

Multiple Choice

It's really cold today; you ..... go out without a coat.

• needn't

• shouldn't

• don't have to

• can't have

Multiple Choice

"David's not at home."

"He must .... the dog for a walk."

• taking

• to take

• took

• have taken

Multiple Choice

"You'll have a test on Friday morning."

"...... we do it on Monday instead, Miss?

• Would

• Could

• Be able to