Conditionals (1st, 2nd, and 3rd)

If you ________, you ____________ the exam.

• study, will pass

• studied, would pass

• had studied, would have passed

• all are correct

If I ___________ you, I ____________ out with them tonight. They will watch a late movie while we have a test tomorrow.

• was, would go

• were, would not go

• am, will go

• am, go not

• had been, would have gone

If she __________ the plane, she __________ it to her sister's wedding.

• misses, won't make

• miss, won't make

• missed, would make

• had missed, wouldn't have

Complete the sentence, using the correct form of the verbs:

If it ________, I ________to the park.

• Rained / will no go

• Rains / will not go

• Will go / rain

Complete the sentence:

If it rains, we ______ the match.

• Will cancel

• Won't cancel

• Cancel

When do we use the second conditional

• Imaginary situations

• Probable future situations

• Situations in the past connected to the present

• When something happens second

Choose the 1st conditional

• If there had been more people, we wouldn't have gone.

• I would take her to Paris if I had the money.

• If you make lunch, I'll make dinner.

• If I had a horse, I'd call it Little Joe.

You will enjoy the game more if you ________ the rules.

• learn
• will learn
• would learn
• learnt

They wouldn't have come over

• unless we invited them

• unless we'd invited them

• unless we invite them

If I ____ her, I would begin my driving lessons.

• were
• am
• are
• will be