CONDITIONAL IF

Examples of conditional sentence type 1

• If I meet him, I will introduce myself.

• I will cook dinner tonight, if you clean the house.

• If you rest, you will feel better.

2conditional sentence type 1

Examples of conditional sentence type 2

• If I inherited a billion dollars, I would travel to the moon.

• If I were you, I would continue my study.

• If I had time, I would go with you.

Conditional sentence type 2

Conditional sentence type 3

The third conditional sentence is a conditional sentence when a condition is not possible at all.

This can be described as a very impossible condition or just a dream or imagination.

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The formula used is if + past perfect, would/should/could/might + have + past participle.

​ Conditional sentence type 3

Multiple Choice

Classify the conditional sentence: “Josh usually sends me emails if he has enough time.”

• first conditional

• Second conditional

• Zero conditional

• Third conditional

Multiple Choice

Classify the conditional sentence: “If you went to bed earlier, you would not be so tired.”

• First conditional

• Zero conditional

• Third conditional

• Second conditional

Multiple Choice

Classify the conditional sentence: “If I have the money, I will buy a car.”

• Third conditional

• First conditional

• Second conditional

• Zero conditional

Multiple Choice

Classify the conditional sentence: “If I had studied harder at school, I wouldn’t be here now.”

• Third conditional

• Second conditional

• Zero conditional

• First conditional

Multiple Choice

If you travel abroad,

• you may not learn to speak fluently.

• you might feel a lot healthier.

• you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.

• you'll be able to experience a new culture.

Multiple Choice

If you don't study regularly,

• you may not learn to speak fluently.

• you might feel a lot healthier.

• you'll stay in shape without joining a gym.

• you'll be able to experience a new culture.

Multiple Choice

Magaly_______(be) happier if she_______ (have) more friends.

• is/has

• was/has

• were/had

• would be/had

Multiple Choice

Cause: My brother added lots of sugar to his drink.

Effect:

• It was too sour to drink.

• It was too sweet to drink.

• He broke the cup.

• He had to clean the dishes.

Multiple Choice

Ramadhan will be so silent if Corona … (not;leave) soon.

• not leave

• don't leave

• doesn't leave

• had left

Multiple Choice

She will be really angry about that vase being broken! The ____ she knows about it, the ____.

• more - better

• less - better

• worse - worse

• worse - better

Multiple Choice

You must drive slower in built up areas. The ____ you drive in the city, the ____ it is that you will have an accident.

• faster - probable

• quicker - probably

• faster - more probably

• quicker - more probable

Multiple Choice

Nothing is going to change my love for you if you always … (love) me too.

• love

• loves

• loving

• will love

Multiple Choice

What is the direct object?
Tina is making dinner for us.

• Tina
• making
• us
• dinner

Multiple Choice

If you _________ tennis, you should take it up.

• didn't like

• hadn't liked

• don't like

• wouldn't like

Multiple Choice

What is the direct object in the following sentence?
"Ms. Nishimura served her guest a traditional meal."

• meal
• Ms. Nishimura
• served
• guest

Multiple Choice

If Julie had planted roses in the winter, the cold _________ them.

• will destroy

• can destroy

• could destroy

• could have destroyed

Multiple Choice

Find the indirect object:

Miguel threw Charlie the ball.

• Miguel

• Charlie

• ball

• threw

Multiple Choice

The team would have won the match if they _________ more.

• practise

• will practise

• practised

• had practised

Multiple Choice

If you …………more carefully, you wouldn’t have had so many accidents.

• drive

• drove

• had driven

• driven

Multiple Choice

What would you do if you ___________ lost in a forest at night?

• get

• got

• didn't got

Multiple Choice

If he ……………. to London yesterday, he …………. his old friend

• had gone / would have met

• went /would meet

• go / will meet

• went / would have met

Multiple Choice

My dog will bark if it ……………. any strange sound.

• hear

• hears

• heard

• had heard

Multiple Choice

If I _______(eat) 20 hamburgers, my stomach _______(ache)

• ate, will ache

• eat, would ache

• ate, would ache

Multiple Choice

It’s too bad Helen isn’t here. If she ……….. here, she …….. what to do.

• is/ will know

• was / will know

• were / would know

• be / would know

Multiple Choice

were / I / If / you / would / I / more / study

• If I were you, I would study more

• If I were you, I will study more

Multiple Choice

If you _________ your last exam, you would have graduated in May.

• have not failed

• hadn't failed

Multiple Choice

If the store ________ open, I would have bought some food.

• would be

• had been

Multiple Choice

Choose the right connector with the correct sentences

• ALTHOUGH the puppy looks thirsty, he is not drinking water.

• The puppy looks thirsty, SO THAT he is not drinking water

• The puppy looks BOTH thirsty AND not drinking.

• LATER, the puppy looks thirsty, and he is not drinking water

Multiple Choice

If you ___ (not/be) late, we ___ (not/miss) the bus.

• hadn´t been - wouldn´t have missed

• hadn´t be - wouldn´t missed

Multiple Choice

If they ___ (go) to bed early, they ___ (not/wake) up late.

• had gone - wouldn´t have woken

• had went - wouldn´t have waken

Multiple Choice

When you hit water to 100 degrees, it boils.

• true

• false

Multiple Choice

If you freeze water,

• it melts

• it becomes solid

• it gets liquid