Hypothetical Conditionals: Present/Future

We use hypothetical conditionals to describe:

• Real situations.

• Not completed actions.

• Completed actions.

• Unreal or imaginary situations.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I were you, I would buy it.

• If I was you I would buy it.

• If I am you, I would buy it.

• If I was you, I would bought it.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I have a boat I would go sailing.

• If I had I boat, I will go sailing.

• If I had a boat, I would go sailing.

• If I had a boat, I would go sail.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I could, I would go to the party.

• If I can, I would go to the party.

• If I could, I went to the party.

• If I can, I went to the party.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If they win the next game, they could be the champions.

• If they win the next game, they can be the champions.

• If they won the next game, they could be the champions.

• If they won the next game, they can be the champions.

Choose the correct sentence:

• I wasn't here if it wasn't for you.

• I won't be here if it wasn't for you.

• I wouldn't be here if it wouldn't be for you.

• I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you.

Choose the correct question:

• What will you do if you won the lottery?

• What would you do if you win the lottery?

• What would you do if you won the lottery?

• What were you do if you won the lottery?

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I can, I'd be there on time.

• If I could, I've been there on time.

• If I could, I'd been there on time.

• If I could, I'd be there on time.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I wasn't so full, I'd eat that dessert.

• If I was so full, I'd eat that dessert.

• If I wasn't so full, I've eaten that dessert.

• If I wasn't so full, I'd ate that dessert.

Choose the correct sentence:

• If I know the answer, it would be easier to make the decision.

• If I knew the answer, it would be easier to make the decision.

• If I knew the answer, it will be easier to make the decision.

• If I knew the answer, it would be easier to making the decision.