CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

Complete the sentence using the correct verb tense:

My neighbours wouldn't do that...

• if they can't help it.

• if they could help it.

• if they help it.

• if they will help it.

It's terribly hot today! If you leave the milk out of the fridge, ...

• it'll spoilt.

• it will spoil.

• it would spoilt.

• it spoiled.

Janet ate some poisonous mushrooms while she was spending her weekend at her grandma's house.

Explain an unreal situation in the past which can never happen.

• If she knew the mushrooms weren't edible, she shouldn't eat them.

• If she had known the mushrooms weren't edible, she wouldn't had eaten them.

• If she has known the mushrooms weren't edible, she wouldn't have eaten them.

• If she had known the mushrooms weren't edible, she wouldn't have eaten them.

Finish this sentence:

If I hadn't had lunch, ...

• I would have fell dizzy.

• I would have felt dizzy.

• I wouldn't have felt dizzy.

• I would feel dizzy.

Fill in the gaps:

Unless you ... ill, the doctor...you antibiotics.

• ARE/ WILL GIVE

• WERE/ WOULD GIVE

• ARE/ WON'T GIVE

• WEREN'T/ WOULDN'T GIVE

Mary has got a sore throat. If she wanted to feel better, ...

• she will go hiking.

• she would take some tea with ginger and honey.

• she would have a temperature.

• she will put a bandage.

Snacks are usually very salty. I would eat them if...

• they are healthier.

• they will be healthier.

• they were healthier.

• they would be healthier.

My students wouldn't study harder till late at night before sitting a test the following day if ...

• they worked on a daily basis.

• they work on a daily basis.

• they will work on a daily basis.

• they would work on a daily basis.

Pamela paid the bill after she had bought a new waistcoat.

• If she didn't buy a waistcoat, she wouldn't pay the bill.

• If she has bought a waistcoat, she will pay the bill.

• If she had bought a waistcoat, she wouldn't have paid the bill.

• If she hadn't bought a waistcoat, she wouldn't have paid the bill.

Make a prediction:

If Mark uses the dictionary, ...

• he knows the vocabulary he doesn't understand.

• he will know the vocabulary he don't understand.

• he will know the vocabulary he understands.

• he will know the vocabulary he doesn't understand.