Choose the fact of the following conditional if: I would not have been sick if I had listened to the doctor's advice.

I did not listen to the doctor's advice.

I had listened to the doctor's advice.

I listened to the doctor's advice.

I do not listen to the doctor's advice.

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional: The manager will inspect if someone does not do the report.

Someone does not do the report so the manager will inspect.

Someone does not do the report so the manager would not inspect

Someone does the report so the manager will inspect.

Someone does the report so the manager would have inspected.

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional: My phone will be broken if I keep using it for playing games.

I keep using my phone for playing games so my phone will be broken.

I keep using my phone so I can play games.

I stop using my phone for playing games so my phone will be broken

I stop using my phones to be broken so I play games

Conditional If (the Facts)

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
If I drive a car, I will not drive fast.

I will drive a car so I will buy a car.

I drive a car so I will not drive fast.

I did not drive a car

I drove a car

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Sharen would cry if she did not get the candy.

She did not get the candy

She gets the candy

She got the candy

She does not get the candy

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
They would not have been late if they had left early.

They did not leave early

They do not leave early

They left early

They leave early

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Harry would not learn the magic if he was not sent to the school of magic.

Harry was not sent to the school of magic

Harry was sent to the school of magic

Harry is sent to the school of magic

Harry had been sent to the school of magic

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The rain would not stop if you danced under the rain

You dance under the rain

You do not dance under the rain

You did not dance under the rain

You danced under the rain

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The film will be more famous if they agree to star in it.

They did not agree to star in it.

They had agreed to star in it.

They agreed to star in it.

They do not agree to star in it so the film will not be famous.

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
If you had sold the house, the owner would have been so happy

You had not sold the house

You sold the house

You did not sell the house

You do not sell the house

Answer explanation

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Tags

CCSS.L.2.1F

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

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Conditional If (the Facts)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
If I drive a car, I will not drive fast.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Sharen would cry if she did not get the candy.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
They would not have been late if they had left early.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Harry would not learn the magic if he was not sent to the school of magic.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The rain would not stop if you danced under the rain

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The film will be more famous if they agree to star in it.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
If you had sold the house, the owner would have been so happy

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the fact of the following conditional if:
I would not have been sick if I had listened to the doctor's advice.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional:
If they came, I would cook for them.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional:
If it had not rained so hard, I would have attended the party.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

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Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:If I drive a car, I will not drive fast.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:Sharen would cry if she did not get the candy.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:They would not have been late if they had left early.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:Harry would not learn the magic if he was not sent to the school of magic.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:The rain would not stop if you danced under the rain

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:The film will be more famous if they agree to star in it.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:If you had sold the house, the owner would have been so happy

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

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Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional:If they came, I would cook for them.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONALIF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

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If I drive a car, I will not drive fast.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Sharen would cry if she did not get the candy.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
They would not have been late if they had left early.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
Harry would not learn the magic if he was not sent to the school of magic.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The rain would not stop if you danced under the rain

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
The film will be more famous if they agree to star in it.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL present FACT present, YES & NO (followed with WILL)

Choose the fact from the following Conditional Sentence:
If you had sold the house, the owner would have been so happy

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the fact of the following conditional if:
I would not have been sick if I had listened to the doctor's advice.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL

IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional:
If they came, I would cook for them.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past FACT present

Choose the correct fact of the following If Conditional:
If it had not rained so hard, I would have attended the party.

Remember to focus only on the IF CLAUSE. And the fact should be in the opposite meaning from the IF CONDITIONAL
IF CONDITIONAL past perfect FACT past