Conditionals

If my dad ________ finds out I've been hitchhiking, he__________ furious.

• find out/ is

• finds out/ will be

• will find/ will be

• will find/ is

I wouldn’t go mountaineering if I ________ enjoy it so much.

• don’t

• wouldn’t

• didn’t

If we ... the news last night, we wouldn't have known about the strike.

• didn't see

• haven't seen

• don't see

• hadn't seen

If I had these boots, everyone in EAP4 would be really happy.

• zero conditional

• first conditional

• second conditional

What's the missing word?

If I won the lottery, I _____ sail around the world.

• ---
• will
• would

If it snows, ________ still drive to the coast?

• will you

• would you

• would you have

I'm broke. I splashed out on new clothes.

• I wouldn't have been broke if I didn't splash out on new clothes.

• I wouldn't be broke if I hadn't splashed out on new clothes.

• I wouldn't have been broke if I hadn't splashed out on new clothes.

• If I didn't splash out on new clothes, I wouldnt be broke.

I'm not careful with the money. I didn't save up for the trip.

• I'd have saved up enough for the trip if I was careful with the money.

• I'd have saved up enough for the trip if I had been more careful with the money.

• If I had been more careful with the money, I would have saved up enough for the trip.

I failed the exam, bro...
I am very busy now.

• I wouldn't have failed the exam if I weren't very busy.

• If I had failed the exam, I wouldn't be very busy.

• I wouldn't be really busy if I hadn't failed the exam. 

If it's cold tomorrow, I'll wear my new boots.

• zero conditional

• first conditional

• second conditional