English Remedial Test

The structure to the Third Conditional is ...

• if + subj + past simple + would + infinitive

• if + subj + present simple+ subj + will + infinitive

• if + subj + past perfect+ subj + would + have + past participle

Choose the correct sentence...in second conditional

• If Glory studies the exam, she will pass.

• I would speak english, if I were in canada.

• If I weren´t sick, i would have worked

• If I were in United States, I would speak spanish

Answer: We use the Second Conditional...

• to talk about real situations.

• to talk about past situations.

• to talk about imaginary or unreal situations.

• to talk about real or future situations.

The Third Conditional is used to talk about...

• hypothetical situations in the present

• hypothetical situations in the past

• possible situations in the present and future

• results that always happen

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

CCSS.L.2.1F

If I won the lottery, I ___________ a big house. I'm sure of it.

• would buy

• could buy

• may buy

• might buy

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

CCSS.L.2.1F

Translate using the third conditional: Si hubiera pasado mi exámen final, habría ido a USA.

• If I passed my final exam, I would go to USA.

• If I would have passed my final exam, I go to USA.

• If I had passed my final exam, I would have gone to USA.

Choose the correct kind of Modal verb in the following sentences:

Can I go out with my friends tonight ?

I have to come back early.

You should set the alarm.

• Permission, ability, obligation

• Permission, obligation, advise

• Ability, advise, permission

Choose the correct type of modal verb for the following statement: We must wake up at seven tomorrow

• Obligation

• Permission

• Possibility

Choose the correct meanings for: "Log-in"

• To allow somebody to begin using a computer system.

• To perform the actions that allow you to begin using a computer system.

• To stop using a computer system or program by giving a particular instruction.

Choose the correct phrasal verb for the pic:

• Meet halfway: To compromise with someone.

• Meet out: to give out or distribute (something).

• Meet up: an informal meeting or gathering.