John language

Conditional sentences:

2nd conditional sentences

• None of the above

• (The boy would have drowned if you had not pulled him out of the water)

• (If i had more money,i would buy a house)

• (Everything will be alright if we keep calm and don’t 

  panic.)

Answer explanation

2nd-sentences express a hypothetical possibility (If i had more money,i would buy a house)

Conditional sentences:

1st conditional sentences

• (Everything will be alright if we keep calm and don’t 

  panic.)

• (If i had more money,i would buy a house)

• (The boy would have drowned if you had not pulled him out of the water)

  
  

• None of the above

Answer explanation

1st-sentences express a real possibility (Everything will be alright if we keep calm and don’t 

panic.)

Conditional sentences:

3rd conditional sentences

• (If he had studied harder, he would have passed the exam)

• (I will go to the beach if it is sunny tomorrow)

• (She would have been late if you hadn't given her a ride)

• None of the above

Answer explanation

3rd-sentences express and unreal possibility in the past (The boy would have drowned if you had not pulled him out of the water)

Cause and effect:

What is the effect of the turning on of a light switch

Cause and effect:

What is the cause of a fan spinning and what is the effect

Independent and Dependent clause

(walks home) is a dependent clause

• True

• False

Dependent and Independent clauses:

(He walked home.) is a dependent clause

• false

• true

what are transitive verbs

Answer explanation

Transitive verbs- verbs that take an object, which means they include the receiver of the action in the sentence. eg. sentence “she gives a gift,”

what is an intransitive verb

Answer explanation

Intransitive verbs- a verb that doesn't require a direct object to indicate the person or thing acted upon. eg. “yawn”

Passive and active voices:

passive voice uses ‘’by’’ and past tense while active doesn't.

• true

• false