CONDITIONAL SENTENCES

We’ll have a long way to walk if we ______ out of petrol here.

• got
• get
• have got
• will get

If he spoke English, he ______ a better job now.

• will have
• would have
• had had
• has had

If you are not busy this weekend, we ______ the new fruit farm in the countryside.

• will visit
• would visit
• would have visited
• visited

_____ it not been for the heavy rain, we would have gone camping.

• If
• Had
• Should
• Unless

I can’t do the test because it is too difficult.

• If the test weren’t too difficult, I can do it.
• If the test hadn’t been too difficult, I could do it.
• If the test weren’t too difficult, I could do it.
• If the test isn’t too difficult, I can do it.

I won’t mow the lawn if it isn’t fine tomorrow.

• Unless it is fine tomorrow, I will move the lawn.
• Unless it is fine tomorrow, I won’t mow the lawn.
• If it will be fine tomorrow, I don’t mow the lawn.
• If it will be fine tomorrow, won’t I mow the lawn.

Stop talking or you won’t understand the lesson.

• If you don’t stop talking, you won’t understand the lesson.
• If you don’t stop talking, you wouldn’t understand the lesson.
• If you hadn’t stopped talking, you wouldn’t understand the lesson.
• If you hadn’t stopped talking, you wouldn’t have understood the lesson.

If you press that button what _____?

• would happen
• will happen
• would have happened
• happen

If I ______ him yesterday, I would come back tomorrow

• didn’t meet
• have met
• met
• hadn’t met

She ______ in my company now if she hadn’t refused my boss’s offer.

• would work
• will be working
• had worked
• would have worked