Conditionals

The first conditional is used if there is _____ that the condition will happen.

• no possibility

• little real possibility

• a real possibility

"If we ____ free, we will go with you." How would you fill in the blank?

• were

• are

• had been

• will be

The second conditional is used when there is

• no possibility

• little real possibility

• a real possibility

"If we ______ free, we'd go with you. Unfortunately, we're too busy." How could you fill in the blank?

• were

• are

• had been

• would be

"If Justin asked me to marry him, I ______ say yes." How would you complete the sentence to make it a correct second conditional sentence?

• will

• would

• would have

The third conditional is used when both the condition and the result are

• no longer possible

• still possible

• always true

"If we _____ free, we would have gone with you." Which is correct?

• were

• are

• had been

• will be

"If you'd studied harder, you _____ failed." Which creates a third conditional sentence that makes sense?

• would

• would have

• wouldn't have

• had

The zero conditional is used when the result of the condition is

• no longer true

• still possible

• always true

"If you heat water for a long time, it ______." How would you complete it to make a correct zero conditional?

• boils

• will boil

• boiled

• would have boiled