Unreal Past and Hypothetical Situations Quiz

Form an unreal past sentence using the verb 'to be'.

• When I was a tree, I would provide shade for people.

• If I was a fish, I would live in the ocean.

• If he was a superhero, he would save the world.

• If I were a bird, I would fly around the world.

Create an unreal past sentence using the verb 'to have'.

• She wished she have studied harder for the exam.

• She wished she had study harder for the exam.

• She wished she has studied harder for the exam.

• She wished she had studied harder for the exam.

Construct a sentence with 'suppose' to express a hypothetical situation.

• Suppose she is sick, will she still come to work?

• Suppose I am going to the party, will you come?

• Suppose it rains tomorrow, what will you do?

• Suppose it snows tomorrow, what will you do?

Use 'supposing' to construct a sentence describing a hypothetical scenario.

• Supposing I will win the race, I would have been the champion.

• Supposing I have studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

• Supposing I am a millionaire, I would have bought a private jet.

• Supposing I had won the lottery, I would have bought a new car.

Write a sentence using 'as if' to describe a hypothetical situation.

• They behaved as if they were professional athletes.

• She acted as if she had won the lottery.

• She acted as if she had lost her keys.

• He looked as if he had never seen a computer before.

Form a sentence with 'as if' to express a hypothetical scenario.

• She acted as if she had won the lottery.

• She acted as if she was a superhero.

• They behaved as if they were from another planet.

• He looked as if he could fly.

Express a preference using 'I'd rather' in a sentence.

• I'd rather eat pizza than study for the test.

• I'd rather watch TV than play video games.

• I'd rather go to the beach than stay at home.

• I'd rather sleep all day than go for a run.

Use 'I'd rather' to construct a sentence expressing a preference.

• I'd rather walk to the moon than take a bus.

• I'd rather go for a walk than watch TV.

• I'd rather swim in a pool of snakes than go to the beach.

• I'd rather eat pizza for breakfast than cereal.

Construct a sentence with 'if only' to express a wish.

• If only I won the lottery.

• If only I had studied harder for the exam.

• If only I could fly without wings.

• If only I had a pet unicorn.

Write a sentence using 'it's time' to indicate that something should happen now.

• It's time to stop working.

• It's time to give up.

• It's time to take a nap.

• It's time to start studying for the exam.