3rd Language Exam Guide B2P1

Language Exam Guide B2P1

Week 5 use if only to talk about Present and Past Wishes
Week 6 use other forms of Conditionals (unless, provided, and as long as)
Week 7express Hypothetical Situations in the past and present using 2nd and 3rd Conditionals
Week 8 use Mixed Conditional in Hypothetical Situations (present clause + past clause)
Week 9 use although, even though, and though to contrast ideas

Week 5 use if only to talk about Present and Past Wishes

Multiple Choice

1. Complete the sentence:

"I wish I ___ a bigger house."

• have
  

• had

• will have

• has

Multiple Choice

2. Identify the correct wish for this situation:

Mark failed his exam. He says:

• I wish I study harder.

• I wish I studied harder.
  

• I wish I had studied harder.

• I wish I have studied harder.

Multiple Choice

3. Which sentence expresses a present wish?

• I wish I were taller.

• I wish I had taken that job.

• I wish I had known about the party.

• I wish you had been there.

Multiple Choice

4. Complete the sentence:

"He wishes he ___ go to the concert tonight, but he has to work."

• can

• could

• would

• had

Multiple Choice

5. What does this wish express?

"I wish I hadn’t eaten so much cake."

• Regret about the past

• Desire for the future

• A complaint about the present
  

• Hope for a better result

Week 6 use other forms of Conditionals (unless, provided, and as long as)

Multiple Choice

1. Complete the sentence:

"You won’t pass the exam ___ you study harder."

• provided

• unless

• as long as

• if

Multiple Choice

2. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

"I will lend you my car ___ you promise to drive carefully."

• unless

• provided

• if not

• despite

Multiple Choice

3. Which sentence means the same as: "We’ll go to the beach if it doesn’t rain"?

• We’ll go to the beach unless it rains.

• We’ll go to the beach as long as it rains.

• We’ll go to the beach provided it rains.

• We’ll go to the beach unless it’s sunny.

Multiple Choice

4. Complete the sentence:

"You can borrow my laptop ___ you return it by tomorrow."

• as long as

• unless

• without

• despite

Multiple Choice

5. What does this sentence mean?

"You can join the club provided you pay the membership fee."

• You don’t have to pay to join the club.
  

• Paying the membership fee is optional.

• You can join only if you pay the membership fee.

• You can pay the fee after joining.

Week 7 express Hypothetical Situations in the past and present using 2nd and 3rd Conditionals

Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence expresses a hypothetical situation in the present?

• If I were rich, I would travel the world.

• If I had studied more, I would have passed the test.

• If she had gone to the party, she would have met him.

• If we had known, we would have helped.

Multiple Choice

2. Complete the sentence:

"If he ___ the truth, he wouldn’t be so upset now."

• knew

• knows

• had known

• would know

Multiple Choice

3. Complete the sentence for a past hypothetical:

"If I ___ harder, I would have gotten a better grade."

• study

• had studied

• studied

• would study

Multiple Choice

4. Which of the following expresses a 3rd conditional sentence?

• If I knew his number, I would call him.

• If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended.

• If she was taller, she would play basketball.

• If you ask me, I will help you.

Multiple Choice

5. Complete the sentence for a present hypothetical:

"If they ___ a car, they would drive to the beach."

• had
• want
• buy
• see

Week 8 use Mixed Conditional in Hypothetical Situations (present clause + past clause)

Multiple Choice

1. Complete the sentence:

"If I ___ more confident, I would have given a better presentation yesterday."

• am

• was

• were

• had been

Multiple Choice

2. Identify the mixed conditional sentence:

• If I had studied, I would have passed the exam.

• If I were you, I would quit my job.

• If she were more responsible, she wouldn’t have missed the meeting.

• If he runs fast, he will win the race.

Multiple Choice

3. Complete the sentence:

"If they ___ more polite, they wouldn’t have offended the guests last night."

• are

• had been

• were

• have been

Multiple Choice

4. Choose the correct mixed conditional sentence:

• If we had known about the traffic, we would have left earlier.

• If he were more organized, he wouldn’t have forgotten the appointment.

• If I study hard, I will pass the test.

• If she had gone to college, she would have a degree now.

Multiple Choice

5. Complete the sentence:

"If I ___ fluent in French, I would have applied for that job last year."

• am

• were

• had been

• will be

Week 9 use although, even though, and though to contrast ideas

Multiple Choice

1. Complete the sentence:

"___ it was raining, they decided to go hiking."

• Although

• Because

• So

• Therefore

Multiple Choice

2. Which sentence uses even though correctly?

• He went to the party even though he was sick.

• Even though he is tired, he will leave early.

• I like the movie, even though I watched it.

• Even though they wanted, they couldn’t.

Multiple Choice

3. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence:

"She finished the marathon, ___ she was injured."

• because

• even though

• and

• so

Multiple Choice

4. Complete the sentence:

"___ the exam was difficult, most students passed."

• Though

• So

• Because

• Therefore

Multiple Choice

5. Which of the following expresses a contrasting idea?

• I didn’t go to the concert because I was busy.

• He passed the test, even though he didn’t study.

• She stayed home and watched a movie.

• The train was late, so they missed the meeting.

Open Ended

1. Present and Past Wishes:

• Create two sentences: one expressing a wish about the present and one about the past.

• Example:

  • Present: I wish I were taller.

  • Past: I wish I had studied harder for the exam.

Open Ended

2. Conditionals (Unless, Provided, As Long As):

• Write two sentences: one using unless and one using either provided or as long as.

• Example:

  • You can’t go out unless you finish your homework.

  • I will help you provided you explain the problem first.

Open Ended

3. 2nd and 3rd Conditionals (Hypothetical Situations):

• Write two sentences: one using a 2nd conditional (present/future hypothetical) and one using a 3rd conditional (past hypothetical).

• Example:

  • 2nd: If I were you, I would take that job.

  • 3rd: If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended.

Open Ended

4. Mixed Conditionals:

• Write two sentences that link present and past situations in hypothetical scenarios.

• Example:

  • If I were more careful, I wouldn’t have made that mistake.

  • If she had studied medicine, she would be a doctor now.

Open Ended

5. Contrasting Ideas (Although, Even Though, Though):

• Write two sentences contrasting ideas using although, even though, or though.

• Example:

  • Although it was late, he continued working.

  • Even though she was tired, she went to the gym.