Conditional and wish clauses

Q: When do we use the zero conditional?

• for past regrets and criticisms

• for general truths or consequences of a stuation

• for possible future situations

• for unlikely/unreal present o future situations

Q: When do we use the first conditional?

• for imaginary situations

• for probable future situations

• for unreal/ unlikely situations in the present or future

• for past regrets / criticisms

Q: When do we use the second conditional?

• for general truths

• for possible future situations

• for unlikely/unreal situations in the present or future

• for past regrets / criticisms

Q: When do we use the third conditional?

• for regrets / criticisms and unreal situations in the past

• for unlikely / unreal situations in the present or future

• for possible future situations

• for general truths or consequences of a situation

Choose the correct verb forms:

If you ____________ (mix) water and electricity, you ____________ (get) a shock.

• mix - will get

• mixes - gets

• mixed - got

• mix - get

Choose the correct verb forms:

If you ______________ (try) to jump over the river, you _____________ (fall) into the water.

• try - fall

• try - will fall

• tried - would fall

• had tried - will have fallen

Choose the correct verb forms:

If I ___________ (be) rich, I ______________ (buy) a new house.

• am - buy

• am - will buy

• were - would buy

• were - will buy

Choose the correct verb forms:

What ________________________ (the explorers / do) if they ________________ (had) better equipment?

• will the explorers do - have

• would the explorers do - have

• will the exporers do - had

• would the explorers have done - had had

Complete the conditional sentences with the correct verb tense:

If you had left an hour earlier, you (a)   (not / miss) the plane

Complete the conditional sentences with the correct verb tense:

If they (a)   (not take) the wrong road, they might have already arrived.