1st and 2nd Conditionals

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

If I ____________ (be) you, I ____________ (go) to the party with Jane.

• will be/go

• am/will go

• would be/went

• were/would go

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

She ____________ (fail) if she ____________ (not start) studying soon. The test will be hard!

• will fail/doesn't start

• doesn't fail/will start

• would fail/didn't start

• failed/wouldn't start

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

Stop shouting, we're in the middle of the street! If I ____________ (not know) you, I ____________ (think) you are crazy!

• won't know/think

• don't know/will think

• wouldn't know/thought

• didn't know/would think

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

I ____________ (eat) crêpes every day if I ____________ (have) a job in France! What a dream!

• will eat/have

• eat/will have

• would eat/had

• ate/would have

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

If your boss ____________ (discover) that you were late all week, she ____________ (fire) you for sure! Try to be on time!

• will discover/fires

• discovers/will fire

• would discover/fired

• discovered/would fire

Choose the correct option to complete the conditional sentence:

We ____________ (not lose) any weight unless we ____________ (start) to eat healthy and do some exercise!

• won't lose/start

• don't lose/start

• wouldn't lose/started

• didn't lose/would start

Complete the sentences with the 1st or 2nd conditional.

If I ____________ (be) the president, I ____________ (try) to reduce the taxes.

Only write the information missing in the gaps, not the whole sentence. Example: will go/invites

Complete the sentences with the 1st or 2nd conditional.

If you ____________ (not finish) your homework, you ____________ (not go) to the cinema, so hurry up!

Only write the information missing in the gaps, not the whole sentence. Example: will go/invites

Complete the sentences with the 1st or 2nd conditional.

They ____________ (live) in Australia if they ____________ (have) enough money, but they can't right now.

Only write the information missing in the gaps, not the whole sentence. Example: will go/invites

Complete the sentences with the 1st or 2nd conditional.

I ____________ (fix) your laptop if I ____________ (know) how but I don't, so you should call a technician.

Only write the information missing in the gaps, not the whole sentence. Example: will go/invites