H-L6U7: Unreal Conditionals

Unreal Conditionals

Multiple Choice

What ............................. if you win the competition?

• you will do

• do you do

• will you do

Multiple Choice

Once ___ your work, you can leave for today.

• finish

• are finishing

• have finished

• would have

Multiple Choice

Will you call me as soon as your plane ___?

• lands

• is landing

• has land

• landed

Multiple Choice

While you ___ on your projects, I will call you to the front for oral exams.

• working

• 're working

• 've working

• have worked

Multiple Choice

Unless you hurry up,

• we won't make it to the train on time.

• we will make it to the train on time.

• we would make it to the train on time.

• we would have made it to the train on time.

Multiple Choice

You should take an umbrella, in case it ___ later tonight.

• rains

• is rain

• is raining

• has rained

Multiple Choice

The song is talking about an ___ scenario where the guy wishes he could tell the girl how he feels about her.

• unreal

• real

Multiple Choice

He wishes he ___ tell her she thinks she is a beautiful and interesting individual.

• can

• could

• have could

• will

Multiple Choice

If he weren't so shy, he ___ tell her she's everything to him.

• would

• would have

• will

Multiple Choice

He wouldn't have to lie to her if he ___ honest from the beginning.

• was been

• would be

• had been

• were

Multiple Choice

They might get together if they ___ from different worlds.

• weren't

• wouldn't be

• hadn't been

• wasn't

Second conditional

We use second conditional, when we are talking about something that we are imagining could happen if things were different.

Conditional Clause	Result Clause
If + past simple	would + infinitive
If I owned a car	I would not need public transportation.

We use the SECOND CONDITIONAL to talk about something that is not real right now or something that is unlikely in the future: If event a were real, event b would be real too.

​If I had a bigger house, I would have more dogs.
We would understand the movie better if we were Corean.
If I had $1m dollars, I would take a sabbatical.

Multiple Choice

She would love the food if she came to the restaurant with us tonight.

• Present meaning

• Future meaning

Multiple Choice

She would love this food if she were here with us.

• Present meaning

• Future meaning

Multiple Choice

I would be really lonely if I didn't have my friends.

• This means: I am not lonely because I have my friends.

• This means: I am lonely because I don't have friends.

Multiple Choice

If I _______ you, I ________ that.

• had been/ wouldn't do

• was/ didn't do

• were/ wouldn't did

• were/ wouldn't do

Multiple Choice

They would go on holidays with us if they ........ to buy the tickets.

• had enough money

• can afford

• have money

• couldn't afford

Multiple Choice

If pigs ___ on the sky, I ___ one as pet.

• flew/ have

• flew/ would have

• flown/ would have

• would fly/ had

Third conditional

We use third conditional, when we are talking about something in the past which cannot be altered now, the basic structure is like this:​

"If" Clause	Main Clause
If + past perfect	would have + past parcticiple
If I had worked harder,	I would have got a promotion.

We use the THIRD CONDITIONAL to talk about something that we regret in the past: If event a had been real, event b would have been different.

​If we had paid attention, we wouldn't have failed the exam.
We wouldn't have missed the plane if you had checked the time.
If you had listened to me, I would have had to explain it again.

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 she __________ (study) more, she __________ (pass) the exam.

• had studied - would have passed

• had study - would passed

Multiple Choice

If the directions _________clearer, Evan could have figured out how to use the program.

• had been

• has been

• been

• be

Multiple Choice

If Margo ______ to the woman next to her, would she have gotten that new job?

• hadn't talked

• hasn't talked

• didn't talk

• doesn't talk

Mixed Conditionals (2nd & 3rd)

Multiple Choice

If you ... me about the problem earlier, everything ... all right now.

• had told / would be

• told / would have been

• had told / would have been

• tould / will be

Multiple Choice

If they really ... to emigrate, they ... to another country by now.

• wanted / would have moved

• want / would move

• had wanted / move

• will want / move

Multiple Choice

If he ... harder last month, he ... so busy now.

• worked / wouldn't have been

• had worked / wouldn't have been

• had worked / wouldn't be

• worked / wouldn't be

Multiple Choice

If the train ... delayed, we ... there now.

• wasn't would have been

• wasn't / would be

• hadn't been / would be

• hadn't been / would have been

Multiple Choice

If you ... the diet your doctor gave you, you ... ill now.

• followed / wouldn't have been

• had followed / might not be

• follow / didn't be

• had followed / might not have been