1ST CONDITIONAL VS 2ND CONDITIONAL

CHOOSE TWO CORRECT OPTIONS

If your boss ________, you might lose your job.

• FINDS OUT

• WOULD FIND OUT

• CAN FOUND OUT

• FOUND OUT

Answer explanation

➪ If your boss finds out (first conditional) = 'I think it is probable that he finds out'.
➪ If your boss found out (second conditional) = 'I think it is NOT probable that he finds out'.

We _______ the keys if we don't look for them.

• WILL NEVER FIND

• ´D NEVER FIND

• NEVER FIND

Answer explanation

➪ First conditional: If/unless + present  (,)  future/imperative/modal verb (can, must, should, might, may)

Shall we go to the beach if the weather ______ OK?

• WERE

• WAS

• BE

• IS

Answer explanation

➪ First conditional: If/unless + present  (,)  future/imperative/modal verb (can, must, should, might, may)

CHOOSE TWO CORRECT OPTIONS

If we both saved enough money, we ______ go to Japan

• COULD

• CAN

• MIGHT

• ARE

Answer explanation

➪ Second conditional: If/unless + past  (,)  would/could/might + infinitive

If you ______ the job, you should tell her.

• DIDN'T WANT

• DON'T WANT

• WON'T WANT

• AREN'T WANT

Answer explanation

➪ First conditional: If/unless + present  (,)  future/imperative/modal verb (can, must, should, might, may)

We couldn't afford the house even if we both ______ double our salaries.

• EARN

• WOULD EARN

• EARNED

• WIN

Answer explanation

➪ Second conditional: If/unless + past  (,)  would/could/might + infinitive

CHOOSE TWO CORRECT OPTIONS

You ______ it more interesting if you paid more attention.

• WILL FIND

• MIGHT FIND

• WOULD FIND

• WILL FOUND

Answer explanation

➪ Second conditional: If/unless + past  (,)  would/could/might + infinitive

I ______ you my secret unless you _____ me yours.

• WON'T TELL / TELL

• WOULDN'T TELL / TELL

• TOLD / WOULD TELL

• TOLD / TELL

Answer explanation

➪ First conditional: If/unless + present  (,)  future/imperative/modal verb (can, must, should, might, may)

Do you think he ______ if we invited him.

• WILL COME

• COME

• COMING

• WOULD COME

Answer explanation

➪ Second conditional: If/unless + past  (,)  would/could/might + infinitive

CHOOSE TWO CORRECT OPTIONS

It ______ better if you ______ a bit of salt.

• WOULD TASTE / ADDED

• SHOULD TASTE / WOULD ADD

• WILL TASTE / ADD

• WOULD TASTED / ADD

Answer explanation

➪ It would taste better if you added a bit of salt. (=second conditional)
➪ It will taste better if you add a bit of salt. (=first conditional)