Grammar - Successful Companies

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How many Conditionals can we find? (don't include the mixed forms)

• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

How do we form the FIRST conditional?

• If + present perfect, will have + past participle

• If + past simple, would + infinitive
• If + present simple, will + infinitive

• If + past perfect, would have + past participle

Which of these examples belongs to the SECOND conditional?

• If I had a car, I would drive to work.
• If I have a car, I will drive to work.
• If I will have a car, I will drive to work.
• If I had had a car, I would have driven to work.

What do we use the THIRD conditional for?

• To talk about past events that didn't happen and their possible consequences

• To talk about future events that might happen but we don't know when yet

• To talk about present events that are happening
• To talk about past events that happened

Complete with the correct preposition:

"A lot of very successful people studied ___ universities like Yale or Harvard".

• in
• at
• on

Complete with the correct preposition:

"___ Buenos Aires, we have plenty of successful businesses".

• On

• At

• In

Which two conditionals are used in MIXED conditionals?

• First and Second
• Second and Third
• First and Third
• Second and Zero

Complete with the best preposition:

"Small businesses had a hard time recovering ____ the effect of COVID-19"

• with

• to
• for

• from

Complete the MIXED conditional:

"If I didn't want to be a lawyer...

• ...I would stop studying a long time ago"

• ...I would have stopped studying a long time ago"

Complete with the correct prepositions:
"Many people want to apply ___ jobs in companies that specialize __ technology"

• at, with

• to, on
• for, in

• on, at