Conditional Sentences Type 1 & 2

Complete the conditional Sentence: If it ___, I will bring an umbrella.

• would rain

• rains

• rained

• raining

Identify the Conditional Sentence: If I were you, I would study harder.

• Type 4 Conditional Sentence

• Type 2 Conditional Sentence

• Type 3 Conditional Sentence

• Type 1 Conditional Sentence

Form a Type 1 Conditional Sentence: (You / pass) if you study.

• You pass if you study.

• If you study, you will pass.

• If you study, you pass.

• You will pass if you study.

Form a Type 2 Conditional Sentence: (I / be) happy if I had more free time.

• I would be happy if I had more free time.

• I will be happy if I had more free time.

• I am happy if I have more free time.

• I am happy if I had more free time.

Complete the Type 1 Conditional Sentence: If she ____, she will call you.

• will come

• comes

• come

• came

Complete the Type 2 Conditional Sentence: If he ____, he would buy a new car.

• had more money

• saves more money

• wins the lottery

• has a new job

I wish I _____ be a singer.

• will

• would

• won't

• will not

Identify the Type 2 Conditional Sentence: If I were you, I would do the same.

• Type 4 Conditional Sentence

• Type 2 Conditional Sentence

• Type 3 Conditional Sentence

• Type 1 Conditional Sentence

John wishes he ____ near his grandparents.

• living

• lives

• lived

• will live

Form a Type 2 Conditional Sentence: (She / travel) more if she had more money.

• She travels more if she had more money.

• She would travel more if she had more money.

• She could travel more if she had more money.

• She will travel more if she had more money.