Conditional Sentences

In the 2nd conditional you can replace would with could or might.

• TRUE

• FALSE

You always have to use a comma to separate the main clause from the if-clause.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The if clause is always at the beginning of the sentence. 

• TRUE

• FALSE

Choose the correct option.If I had the money, I... go to the Rolling Stones’ concert.

• have to

• would

• must

• should

Correct the mistakes by choosing the correct the 2nd conditional sentence.

• If Tom worked at a restaurant, he will hate it.

• If Tom

  worked at a restaurant, he would hate it

Choose the right 2nd conditional sentence.

• She'd call Paul again if she has his phone number.

• She

  'd call Paul again if she had his phone number

Choose the right the 2nd conditional sentence.

• What will you buy if you were rich?

• What would you buy if you were rich

  ?

Choose the right the 2nd conditional sentence.

• My mom

  would tell me off if she found out that I skipped classes

  .

• My mom would tell me off if she finds out that I skipped classes.

The sentence "It is easier to learn some else's language if you live in their country for a while." is the 1st conditional.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The sentence "If you could be anyone, who would you be?" is the 2nd conditional.

• TRUE

• FALSE