Esercizi di grammatica inglese

If I __________ stronger, I would help you to carry the piano.

• was

• were

• am

If we had seen you, we _______________ (stop).

• would stop

• would have stopped

• will stop

If we _______________ (meet) him tomorrow, we will say hello.

• meet

• will meet

• would meet

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'meet' because it fits the first conditional structure. In this case, 'If we meet him tomorrow' indicates a possible future event, and 'will say hello' is the result of that event.

He would have repaired the car by himself if he _____________ (to have) the tools.

• had

• to have

• had had

If you leave the vase, it _______________ (break).

• will break

• would break

• breaks

If I hadn't studied, I ___________ (pass) the exam.

• wouldn't have passed

• would pass

• will pass

I _____________ to London if I can't find a cheap flight.

• didn't travel

• would travel

• won't tavel

We would be foolish if we ___________ (say) to him about our secret.

• said

• say

• will say

I wish I ____ come to the zoo with you next weekend, but I’m going to be busy.

• had

• could

• will

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'could' because it expresses a wish or hypothetical situation. 'Had' is incorrect as it implies a past condition, and 'will' suggests a future certainty, which doesn't fit the context of wishing.

I’m sorry I made you angry. I wish I ____ shouted at you.

• weren't

• wouldn't

• hadn't

Answer explanation

The correct choice is 'hadn't' because it indicates a regret about a past action. The speaker wishes they had not shouted, which aligns with the context of apologizing for making someone angry.